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What I liked
Personal home videos and childhood journal entries feel genuine and tender. They turn Marissa’s story into a living, breathing journey through grief and recovery, and her singing weaves the moments together beautifully
What I didn't like
Nothing, this show was pure magic. And I should know: I’m in the magic business.
My overall impression
It’s about much more than a peacock or even a fire: This is raw, intimate, emotionally charged storytelling at its best. Marissa shares OCD, wildfire trauma, and healing with warmth and courage. You laugh, you cry, and you leave feeling connected—to her, to others, and to your own resilience.
