Miamians love "Bad Monkey," but our drivers have a minor gripe

The praise: "Best Florida show ever," wrote Jay, a former Homestead resident, who added the show is "by orders of magnitude the very best" Carl Hiaasen adaptation out there.

• "Living here since 1949 I yearn to see south Florida scenes in movies, identified in novels," Norman G. wrote. "Hiaasen's writings are creative and fun!"
• "It shows the Keys and Miami well," writes Abe K. "I have recommended the series to many in my contact group."

The spots: Victoria C. spotted Coconut Grove's Detlev salon, which is visible in the background of an action scene in Episode 2. "That street scene is definitely recognizable."

• Tom G. saw Bill Baggs State Park and The Cleat Mia, a bar in Key Biscayne. "The Cleat is one of the most exceptional places to witness one of Miami's magnificent sunsets."

The intrigue: Several readers shared the same complaint — Yancy seems immune to the challenges of commuting in South Florida.

• "Love the show, but they pop back and forth between Key West and Little Pine Key then Miami as if it's just the next town over," Cassie M. wrote.
• Thomas A. agrees: "Characters go back and forth between the Keys and Miami as if it was a short ride. … Day trips between Key West and Miami are not a breeze 😂"

Yes, but: While I'd be entertained to watch Vince Vaughn do plenty of mundane things, it's probably for the best we didn't have to see hours of him enduring Miami traffic.