The first season wasnt bad, but its the second season that has really kicked the show into gear.
Too many shows arent given the benefit of a second season to let the show grow into itself.
Thankfully,HomeEconomicsgot the opportunity.
Here are three reasons Season 2 feels way more comfortable in its own skin.
We have been shown their income disparities enough that they dont have to be told.
And sometimes a show about simple, old-fashioned family dynamics is more than enough content to be quality television.
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Tom decides to keep this a secret worrying about how his siblings will react.
But its never really clear why he is so worried.
Connor nor Sarah really have anything to lose by him writing about them.
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Even when he tries to make it salacious, it comes off as complimentary.
It was a conflict that was installed to create tension among the siblings.
However, siblings dont need a reason for tension - being siblings is all the tension they need.
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The cast has gelled
Tom, Sarah and Connor really do feel like siblings.
They argue, they tease, they prank, but they support like no other.
And their kids feel like a bunch of cousins who love to hang out together.
The casting has to be commended.
But the biggest revelation is Karla Souza.
Knowing her more as a dramatic actress, her comedic timing comes as a delightful surprise.
New episodes ofHome Economicsairs Wednesday nights on ABC.
All aired episodes are available on Hulu and ABCs streaming app.
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