In a comedy and dramatic atmosphere, this drama series, follows the struggles of Nicholas, a young teenager guy, who enjoys his life with his kind father and young sisters, who after the death of his father, struggles against having to bear responsibilities, as he is the one should raise his family, the thing that challenges him.
Part of the pleasure of "Everything's Gonna Be Okay" is watching the characters realize that there is no precise model for their arrangement, which frees them to invent one that works.
Although Okay's setup-which smooths over logistical issues by making the family rich-comes off as contrived, it quickly evolves into a bighearted, bittersweet, sometimes perverse chronicle of three unique siblings teaching each other how to live.
Thomas again displays a deft and distinctive touch. He's able to incorporate a range of aspects of his characters' lives with ease and he's both astute and accepting.
