First, and most importantly: I love one (1) doomed, socially awkward, trouty mouth, puppy dog-eyed grim reaper.

The mix of genres (fantasy, horror, romcom) were very seamless, creating a precarious world of the living and the dead. With the length of the episodes, the series could develop and redevelop relationships again and again in a way that felt natural--the best example being the Goblin and the Grim Reaper who move from enemies to begrudging roommates to friends.

My only nitpick was that while most of the soundtrack was gorgeous and cinematic, there were a few songs that were pretty saccharine to the point that it was distracting. Not enough to keep me from frantically trying to explain the premise of this series to every person with ears, though.

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