Thirteen per cent
Two episodes out of fifteen is a small window. They establish the base, the sergeant, the marriage that makes the whole thing dangerous, and not much more; the series is paced for fifteen, so the free part ends before the story has really started moving. Nothing explicit appears in them. Judge the writing and the setting on those two, because that is all you get to judge.
From the third to the fifteenth
The turn comes at episode three, like everywhere else, and then there are thirteen paid episodes rather than three. At twelve tokens each that is a hundred and fifty-six to finish, the highest total of any series here, more than any licensed title even at their thirty a time. We have not assigned an intensity number yet; the length makes it a longer watch before we do.
What the length is for
A fifteen-episode run has room the five-episode ones do not: the relationship changes over weeks rather than a weekend, and the colonel is a presence throughout. Diana Demont remains afterwards as a chat character, and she is the same character who anchors Got Stuck With My Girlfriend’s Stepmom, one of the few names to appear in two series.
