I agree completely! I think it's that so much of it is lawyering, so you're not like, on the edge of your seat needing to know what happens next ever. WHICH IS ACTUALLY A REALLY NICE FEELING, SOMETIMES, I like low-key shows. It's not like there's anything particularly new or brilliant or groundbreaking here, but it is so thoroughly enjoyable nonetheless. Also I think you might be right about the cast, god damn what an incredible set they snagged themselves.

UGH, I LOVE CHRIS NOTH, and I actually really love everything they've done with Peter? And that all plays into why the scene from the finale felt weird, idk, they've got a lot of marriage stuff left on the table to play with, it doesn't seem like anything good can come of this confession and ughhhh I WANT MY SLOW BURN SHIP, god damn it. (Although I think I'm in a minority in that sometimes I really like plotlines that play with loyalty and fidelity like this. And other times I really hate them. I DON'T KNOW, I AM A FICKLE PERSON, I CAN'T HELP IT.)