The new Netflix series with a perfect number of points is “Like the White Lotus without deaths”

It has already been declared “Ultimate Comfort Watch”

The new Netflix series, the Four Seasons, has achieved a flawless score in Rotten tomatoes and at the same time referred to as “White Lotus without deaths”.

The comedy series was put together by Tina Fey and was released on the streaming platform from today (May 1st). Early reviews have already started to share their thoughts on the series.

The plot revolves around six friends who are planning a relaxed weekend trip, just to find out that a couple within the group is about to divide. These unexpected messages send all three couples into chaos and force them to re -renovate their own relationships.

The series follows it all year round over four different trips, while navigating through the shift dynamics. On the way, both old and new topics appear.

The line -occupied line -up includes Forte, Steve Carrell, Colman Domingo and Fey itself. Interestingly, it is a modern version of a film of the same name from 1981, which was originally written, staged and played by Alan Alda, reports Surrey Live.

As Netflix subscribers start observing the eight episodes, several critics have already expressed their opinion. As a result, the Four Seasons achieved a perfect rating of 100% for Rotten tomatoes. However, this is based on less than 10 reviews. There is therefore a high option that this number could fluctuate.

The reviewers crowned the show as the ultimate comfort clock and an adorable escape from the flood of thrilers and criminal ranks published this year. Digital Spy welcomed it and said: “Fey's remake is a comfort show that is not afraid to get her out of her comfort zone, and the spectators with a surprising cold snapshot beats before they have settled in the firm warmth that can only bring the family, selected or in other ways.”

The AV Club came and praised its relaxed nature: “The show is never too intense, the eight half-hour rates of Breezily. The characters are entertaining and it is worth spending time with the miniseries, the well-written, banned, immersion settings and the best on Antonio Vivaldi Banter concert concert concert concert concert concert group group.

A reviewer observed the relativity factor: “For those in long -term relationships, there is comfort to see some experiences on the screen. And for those whose relationships can be new, there are wisdom in this show that can be explained.”

The Guardian's critic has now been superfluous, especially for certain actors: “Like the white lotus without death, this brilliant story of old College friends who go on vacation together, Fey's best work has been. Steve Carell and Colman Domingo are apparent.”

An enthusiast of the series raved about wanting more and noticed: “While it is marketed as a limited series, it would not matter if we continued to hang around with this friendship group.”

Eager fans who got an early look at the show have spread their thoughts on the Internet. A spectator was particularly impressed by the plot and surprised on social media: “I had the opportunity to examine the four seasons, and the trajectory where the plot is going is not what I expected, it is fun, heartwarming and full of amazing performances.”

There are also some advice for Netflix, with a fan suggesting: “Whenever Netflix publishes a sequel or a remake or an adaptation of an earlier film or an earlier series, I wish you licensed the original to stream there.”

The four seasons stream on Netflix.