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The Boroughs, a Netflix series,has made a splash with its stellar cast, including Alfred Molina, Geena Davis, and Alfre Woodard, but critics are divided on its effectiveness.

According to Dan Han, the series has a 'sweet-spooky tone' similar to Stranger Things, but takes a little too long to reveal the nature of the threat.

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The series follows a retiremennt community where a crisis arises and Molina's character assembles a team to save the day, but the critics pointed out that the series takes too long to reveal the nature of the threat .

However, the tone and the dynamic betewen the ensemble cast have received a positive response, with many highlighting the series' ability to balance humor and suspense.

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The series was created by Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews, and while it has its flaws, the cast's performances have been praised by critics, including Dan Han, who described the series as 'Stranger Things but old people'.

The series' ability to balance humor and suspense has been a major highlight, but its slow pacing has been a point of criticism.

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The series' tone and ensemble cast have been praised,but the slow reveal of the threat has been a point of criticism, with some critics suggesting that the series takes too long to get to the point.

Despite this, the series has received a positive response, with many highlighting its ability to balance humor and suspense.

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The series' creators, Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews, have been praised for their ability to balance humor and suspense, but the slow pacing has been a point of criticism.

The series' tone and ensemble cast have been praised, but the slow reveal of the threat has been a point of criticism, with some critics suggesting that the series takes too long to get to the point.