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Positive:
9
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4
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Critic Reviews
ColliderSep 1, 2022
Season 1 Review:
In the spaces between its excellently-executed mystery plot, Wedding Season finds time to create real, believable love between two people whose lives have been thrown completely out of whack, and despite a rocky start, you find yourself drawn to their relationship, in no small part because of the leads’ stellar performances. ... A rollicking, globetrotting, must-see adventure that’ll keep you laughing on the edge of your seat.
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iSep 9, 2022
Season 1 Review:
The half-hour episodes zip along with such speed and bombastic energy that it’s often hard to keep up with the endless surprises (it would have certainly benefited from hour-long episodes). But as I reached the halfway point of the eight-episode series, I realised I was rooting for Katie and Stefan as if they were my close friends. That is a sign of a good TV show.
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Sep 7, 2022
Season 1 Review:
The “wedding season” structure of the past and constant motion of the present (as directed by George Kane) generally makes for a smart combination for this series, even when the turns are more predictable than truly twisty. ... Even as Katie can be an undeniably frustrating character (usually on purpose, but not always), Salazar always makes her as compelling as Stefan finds her, keeping “Wedding Season” afloat whenever it threatens to sink under its own weight.
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The PlaylistSep 1, 2022
Season 1 Review:
While Salazar and Drea are very good, “Wedding Season” is really an exercise in storytelling, jumping back and forth between two incredibly densely plotted timelines without losing its grip on its tone. ... It’s like that wedding everyone has been to between two people that maybe weren’t obviously meant for each other—the uncertainty is what makes it fun.
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Sep 8, 2022
Season 1 Review:
In the current TV climate, in which episodes can top out at more than an hour (or two, if you’re Stranger Things), it’s refreshing to see a TV show that knows how to keep things moving. It’s just a shame that it does so at the expense of a truly compelling story and well-developed characters
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