This 45-minute story needs more time to develop the characters. The protagonists jump from setting to setting quickly and not enough happens at each stop. It feels like watching the climax without seeing the plot develop, so you never really dig your heels into the characters.

There were some laughs as well as some catchy gags (the facial expressions made the show) but the plot was too fractured to mould any continuity. While the main characters put on a great show, some of the supporting cast struggled somewhat.

Overall, it’s an enjoyable romp, but there’s potential for so much more.

Ray Yuen