Waiting for the Out review – totally magnificent TV about philosophy in prison

I gotta say, I'm kinda reminded of when you're stuck in traffic for hours and you start thinking about life's big questions... like what's the point of all this? 🚗😩 Dan's story is like that, but instead of just sitting there, he's trying to figure some stuff out. And it's not easy - his past is pretty messed up. But at the same time, I think we can all relate to feeling lost and alone, even when we're surrounded by people. Like, have you ever had one of those relationships where it feels like everyone's trying to pull you in different directions? 🤝 Dan's got that going on, but somehow he finds a way to connect with others... even in the most unlikely places. It's pretty inspiring, actually.
 
I gotta say, this whole prison thing can be super tough on people, but I think it's also kinda like a detox from all the distractions of everyday life 🙏. Dan's journey seems so real, you know? Like, we've all had those moments where we just wanna crawl into bed and hide from the world 😴. But at the same time, it's crazy how much growth can happen when you're forced to confront your demons head-on 💥. I mean, Dan's whole family situation is super complicated, but it's like he's finally figuring out who he is and where he comes from 🗺️. And his bond with Lee? That's just the most beautiful thing 😊. It shows us that even when life gets hard, we can find strength in our relationships and our own inner resilience 💪.
 
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