Master of None

[IronMexican]

Some episodes were a little too full of itself, but I felt it was a great season.

[LaMarcus Bryant]

Very easy, rewarding TV, tbh.

I like how they took more artistic liberties this season. Aziz is just too loveable to hate.

[Reck]

What is this show about? Seinfeld approach?

[LaMarcus Bryant]

Aziz jerking off and trying to date in New York with a liberal helping of hipsterisms

[Blake]

Eh, I like Aziz but the the first couple of episodes just couldn't keep watching. ...

[Clipper Nation]

Watched a few episodes and found it painfully unfunny.

[Reck]

Watched a few episodes and found it painfully unfunny.

Too much liberalism for you, amirite?

[Will Hunting]

Watched a few episodes and found it painfully unfunny.

Same. I think the presence of Aziz is the only thing keeping people watching.

[Monostradamus]

Watched a few episodes and found it painfully unfunny.

I got 15 minutes in before I cut out. And I'm a huge fan of Aziz & Eric Wareheim.

[Clipper Nation]

Too much liberalism for you, amirite?

Uhh, no? More like ty writing and boring characters.

[.G.]

Jack of all trades. Master of none.

[LaMarcus Bryant]

I got 15 minutes in before I cut out. And I'm a huge fan of Aziz & Eric Wareheim.

Eric is great in season 2.

You can actually watch season 2 without watching season 1 and not really miss anything. Anyone half intelligent can fill in the gaps. The show takes a pivot in season 2, different stylistically, taking more artistic liberties.

If you don't like the show after giving season 1 a try, just jump to season 2. Eric shows up in episode 2 or 3 IIRC, he's pretty funny.

[ColinB]

I want to marry Francesca, tbh.

[BD24]

Not understanding the hate. I thought it was pretty decent.