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Sold Out on You features fantastic chemistry and natural acting between the male and female leads, and the supporting cast is mostly believable despite a little overacting. However, the narrative itself simply feels too long, bogged down by a recurring theme of toxic parenting. I almost gave up on the series entirely around episode 8, but after taking a break, I decided to push through the final episodes—though I did find myself fast-forwarding through some of the subplots involving the country folks.