Fourever Forever
Overall, this is a much better series than the dribble of Part One. However, it is a task to watch this marathon because it is close to a million episodes to get through. A bit of an exaggeration, but sometimes, it honestly felt that way. In essence, it is three separate love stories more-or-less connected to one another because they are all friends. Not all three are of equal interest; at least to me. It becomes a continuation of the friendships from Part One but now moving on with love stories of several of the peripheral characters from that original premise and how their romances transformed. Of course, this series is entertaining. And with so many episodes, after a while, it becomes your companion. A part of your routine. And when it ended, in a way you miss them. So, like many, I was sad to see the series end. I did become invested in these characters. So, in that sense, it certainly is worth watching more so if you watched the first season.
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