Miss Adrenaline: A Tale of Twins isn’t exactly terrible, but the series isn’t something new. Alternatively known as Romina Poderosa, the show’s plot points are telenovela mainstays without anything new to say. This series has all the twin tropes: The secret twin. One rich, one poor. Both tragically separated at birth for reasons unknown.

With Romina’s biking, there could have been cool stunts and unique escape scenes that mark it different from car chases. However, Miss Adrenaline doesn’t establish the twin chemistry that would make us care about Romina’s succeeding revenge plot. And as Romina impersonates her twin, the show snuffed its chances for further spectacular bike stunts.

Miss Adrenaline has precisely the sort of high stakes drama familiar to any telenovela fan, but while the show doesn’t establish great chemistry between its twins, the drama is matched with equally dramatic cinematography. I wasn’t expecting to see a kiss scene reflected in the eye of a horse, but I certainly remembered it, even if I can’t remember or explain why Romina was there in the first place. And of course, in the twin’s reunion, there’s a lovely circle shot revolving around the twins and their mothers as they embrace. Scenes like this make the series bingeable, even if some emotional beats don’t hit.