As shown in the trailer, a retired professor tries to get a job from a private detective to help a client whose mother lost a valuable necklace.
In this Netflix series, the plot is simple: an older man enters a retirement home and tries to get information regarding the stolen necklace, falls in love with the place and people, and tries to help his friends and get help.
The series is fun to watch and gives a pleasant peace of mind; there are a few incidents where the residents complain to the house in charge after a slight discomfort. It is hilarious, as it's just like kids complaining about other kids.
Ted Danson's role as Charles is remarkable, and his emotions in the series are a sight to watch. Stephanie Beatriz as Didi is also a highlight of the series as the head of the caretaker, and the way the character deals with the senior citizens is fun to watch.
The other supporting roles in the retirement home, such as Virginia, Florance, Susan, and Gladys, make you feel like you are watching a teen drama rather than boring senior citizens. The emotions and the drama in this series connect you, and the simple plot makes this series a must-watch with a clear mind without any expectations.
In the end, the series paves the way for a second season, but I would like to see at least a few characters in the second season. Overall, the series ends with a note that even though the children left their parents at these comfortable retirement homes, it would help them survive the last moments of their lives.
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