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That show is SO GOOD. I really love how well it depicts all these people in such a relatable way, and strips away so much dogma to show the humanity underneath. It's beautifully done and really powerful. And...unexpectedly funny at times?
I love how it grounds us in such a relatable place, as all good historical drama does. It feels like it "wasn't that long ago."
I'm really not looking forward to the inevitable plot point. :(
I love the liberties it takes as well. As someone who is Autistic, having Matthew there is very pleasantly surprising and enjoyable. You can see why they made the choices that they did. Like Matthew's attention to detail and helping Jesus with the sermon on the mount (which makes sense because Matthew wrote the most about it) or Peter being a big hothead (which makes sense due to the ear incident)