This show is entertaining and enjoyable despite the cheesy storyline. It kind of reminded me of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air in how these two "nobodies" lied their way into a rich family home. The grandma says it all at the end - it's all about being authentic once the scam was lifted. Granny steals the show for sure.

The ensemble acting is great and the chemistry between Trey and Tara is great. He definitely a cutie pie and I'd have love at first site with him too! The dating app developer and dress designer seem like formidable potential careers. The mom and aunt are great to with dealing with having Tara see through the facade of anger.

The sets are spectacular and opulent - but of course it's Christmas. The brunch looked great and of course the fake uncle shows up and the scam is over.

I am so surprised that no one else noticed the scenes are out of order. After the car picks them up, they are shown decorating the tree, then it cuts back to them arriving at the mansion and them getting settled, then jumps back to Tara in pjs. This was really poorly edited. How did no one catch that before the film was released?! It could have been a cute rom com but it's hard to get past that glaring oversight. I'm all for a predictable storyline, as most holiday movies have them but this was just a bit lazy. Also, the antagonists knew each other like five minutes and suddenly were in love? I just don't know about this one...