TEENAGE BOUNTY HUNTERS SERIES
Bowser’s exasperation with their teenage antics is always amusing, but as the series continues his affection for them is equally clear. Desperate for enough cash to fix the damage to their father’s expensive truck, the girls accept, with the helpful cover of jobs in a yogurt shop. After the twins manage to take down the “skip” with Sterling’s sharp shooting and Blair’s athleticism, he offers them a cut of the money. They crash headlong into the world of bounty hunting after a literal collision with a bail jumper’s car introduces them to Bowser (Kadeem Hardison), a grizzled bounty hunter with a side job at a frozen yogurt shop.
The show follows Blair (Anjelica Bette Fellini) and Sterling (Maddie Phillips) Wesley, twin sisters living a privileged life in Georgia. In fact, this might be one of the funniest shows that Netflix has ever made. I didn’t have the time to sneer pretentiously, because I was too busy laughing at the one-liners and enjoying the chemistry between the two leads. Plot points don’t always make sense, and they could have done with a few more car chases in a show about bounty hunters, but despite all of this, the show works. I owe Kathleen Jordan, the creator of this masterpiece of television, an apology. If I am completely honest, the only reason that I decided to review this show was because I thought that the ridiculous plot and low budget action scenes would make it unintentionally funny.
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