Spirited

It's a very pleasant series.
It doesn't seem to be anything special, there won't be a "Wow" effect from it, but it's very pleasant to watch. Australians know how to shoot something easily and casually. After watching, only positive feelings remain.
This is not the first Australian TV series that attracts and retains attention without having a twisted plot, a pronounced drama or a comedic component. They have everything in moderation.
As an example and a kind of recommendation for viewing - The Heights and Doctor Doctor.
By the way, this series stars an actor playing the lead role in the Doctor Doctor series.
It also stars Yael Stone, an actress who later played the role of Lorna in the TV series Orange is the New Black. I think fans of Orange will be interested to see her.

In the last episode, I thought Steve's husband was an asshole, but the PONY is in an apartment in a high-rise building. I didn't understand at all why Susie didn't say anything and tell me to take the pony away right away. I would explain to my daughter that in the house where my father stayed, the Cupcake is more comfortable, there are greenery around the house, and not tiles on the balcony.
The sister is fucked up. She's kind of a psychoanalyst herself, but she got carried away with Steve, and even said it out loud at the reception.

I just started to think that the heroine began to think about something and respect herself, as she agreed to take care of her husband's tooth, I would have sent her to another dentist. And then she agreed to a shared family photo for her mother-in-law. But WHY, if there is no family anymore because of the drinking and disrespect of her husband?

Why can't Henry leave the house? Was the cult leader able to get into Susan's car in the back seat and drive to the casino where her mother works?

Viola, the teacher of Varity calls himself a professional in front of his wife, but at the same time he has sex with the undisclosed father of his student.
It's fucking Jonkle again, who played Susan in front of the partners in the restaurant.

Is Steve cumming at all - bringing a pillow to his wife's apartment for sex, which he previously fucked his daughter's teacher for?!?

Susie Johnkle's sister is fucking fucked up. There is a secret between the psychoanalyst and the patient, and she took a note to the client's husband that she was cheating.

Viola, her daughter's teacher, is already running the house of her student's undocumented parents.

Steve's husband has the nerve to tell Susie that her daughter is being bullied at school. Seriously, he didn't think about children when he wasn't hiding his infidelity, or when in the first episode he told his wife to show a smile – a shoemaker without boots, and here a dentist without a tooth.