This story is definitely a classic. Although it premiered two years after I was born, it was repeated so much on television that it never got old, much less, it felt like the years weighed on me. I enjoyed watching it and never got bored. It's colorful, with no complications in the plot, and I feel that each one's interpretation is impeccable, especially Lindsay's, since she knew how to highlight the differences in the personalities of the characters of Halle and Anne very well. I have no complaints about that.

However, even though everything looks very nice, the family reunion and all, there is a detail that of course as a child (and I think most of us) did not pay that much attention to, seriously, each father took one of his daughters and did not intend for them to ever meet? Hey, this is wrong, as much as they looked physically alike, each one has their own personality, and both one and the other are your daughters, what head came up with the idea of ​​separating them. Despite all this, I keep affection for it, because it has its charm and a comedy that never really bothers you, of course, I would not see it as often as I did as a child, even so, it is appreciated and above all, not only remembering what a good actress Linday is and how good it is that she is recovering, but also remembering Natasha Richardson with great affection.