Being Erica

The series follows Erica Strange, a 30-something woman who feels unsatisfied with her life and career. Through a mysterious '।Therapist', Dr. Tom, she begins to '।regress' back in time to relive and reconsider past decisions, aiming to understand her current regrets and make better choices for her future. Each session allows her to confront pivotal moments, from romantic relationships to career choices, challenging her perspective on her own life.

Being Erica received generally positive reviews, particularly for its unique premise and the performance of its lead actress, Erin Karpluk. Critics often praised its blend of fantasy, drama, and relatable human experiences, noting its ability to explore complex emotional themes with humor and heart. While some found the time-travel aspect occasionally convoluted, the show was widely appreciated for its character development and insightful look at personal growth and second chances.

• Praised for its innovative concept of '।therapy' through time travel.
• Erin Karpluk's performance as Erica was frequently highlighted as a strong point.
• The show effectively balances dramatic introspection with moments of levity.

Google audience: Audience reviews often commend the show for its relatable protagonist and intriguing premise, with many appreciating the emotional journey and life lessons explored. Some viewers found the resolutions to Erica's past experiences to be particularly satisfying.

Nominated for multiple Canadian Screen Awards (formerly Gemini Awards), including Best Dramatic Series and Best Performance by an Actress in a Continuing Leading Role for Erin Karpluk.

The role of Dr. Tom, Erica's mysterious therapist, was originally intended to be played by a woman before casting Michael Riley.