I try to avoid Sheridan's work but he's everywhere and I told myself I'd give this a chance because of Michelle. Beautiful scenery. I guess if you're of a certain demographic you're going to absolutely love this. Pilot episode was great, then it went downhill for me with all those pretentious moments and characters. So basically it's city = bad, countryside = good. City men = worthless, "beta" males who can't do basic stuff and don't work out but countryside sheriffs = alpha males, masculine and fit. City girls = ungrateful and spoiled, countryside girls = grateful and down to earth. Seems very black and white logic, very conservative and at a lot of moments it felt shallow and preachy (teaching the girls a lesson about how we should be grateful that someone brought us food because of our pure heart? It felt like a child's storytelling book). Then the whole "Indian" and "pronouns" thing, it just feels shallow! This is my problem with this show, it tries so hard to appeal to a certain demographic that its delivery ends up being almost fake and pretentious, like the script is written according the what that certain audience wants to see and hear. Anyways, again, this just isn't for me and I totally recognise that there are a lot of people out there who'll love this. It's also really well-filmed. I just can't watch a show with preachy stuff like that, I can't close my eyes and I don't have to.