I liked it as entertainment. What I liked about it was that it showed some realism as far as not depicting us as catty drag queens, sex workers, monsters, crime victims, or just a stock character to laugh at. I liked that the they depicted Moira as non-passing, but still being a kind intelligent person. this reflects some of what I actually see in life. what I didn't like is that the economic situation of Moira doesn't seem to really reflect how things really are in the TG community. Transition seems to be a huge financial burden for most trans people, and seems to be filled with setbacks like job loss, divorce, and losing a home. Another thing was that most of us seem to have more issues with acceptance in our families, while her biggest issue was that her kids are are almost completely self-absorbed. Her kids are completely cringe-worthy, but I think it makes the entertaining, kind of like how Larry David makes people cringe in Curb Your Enthusiasm.
