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In this comedy series, Dan Moody begins new daily experiences by going home to spend Christmas with his dysfunctional family. Things turn to Dan when he decides to come back and live with that family, where he tries to adapt to the family's actions. Dan and the family come together to celebrate major holidays, family events and Christmas but face different daily paths.
The series outright acknowledges that Dan is peak "Nice Guy," and with every shitty action he makes, one begs for the series to subvert rom-com expectations with this character. But it never does.
A holiday watch that lacks either the uplift of a Netflix or Hallmark movie or the slyness and bite of more subversive Christmas fare. Even darker holiday movies end in a place where one is glad one spent the time with the family in question.
If the presentation feels like a bit of an experiment, the content -- adapted from an Australian show -- is too familiar to be much more than ho-ho-hum.
"The Moodys" is a well-crafted, consistently amusing, occasionally touching confection, as warm and welcoming as a cup of hot chocolate after a friendly family snowball fight in the backyard.