Former childhood best friends reconnect as adults and try to get past the rift that led to their falling out.Former childhood best friends reconnect as adults and try to get past the rift that led to their falling out.Former childhood best friends reconnect as adults and try to get past the rift that led to their falling out.
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- TriviaRose Bryne and Seth Rogen starred together in the movie Neighbors and the sequel Neighbors 2 - both of which were directed by Nicholas Stoller who created this series.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Film Junk Podcast: Episode 899: Master Gardener (2023)
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Instead of stereotypes, human beings
Wow! The BEST thing about this series (so far) is the writing.
They throw in a whole bunch of characters that, in a different "modern" series, would get the annoying stereotypical treatment: "the drunk", "the adulterer", "the manchild", "the bored housewife", "the friend", "the gay coworker", etc, etc.
Instead, in this one, they are developed like human beings; each one with their own feelings and their own behavior. Each one with good qualities, but also flaws, bad behavior. Keeps you constantly guessing what is it about to happen and, at the same time, feels incredibly relatable.
Production value, acting, everything else is also great (as per Apple standards).
Conclusion: hands down a great series to watch; alone or together (even better).
They throw in a whole bunch of characters that, in a different "modern" series, would get the annoying stereotypical treatment: "the drunk", "the adulterer", "the manchild", "the bored housewife", "the friend", "the gay coworker", etc, etc.
Instead, in this one, they are developed like human beings; each one with their own feelings and their own behavior. Each one with good qualities, but also flaws, bad behavior. Keeps you constantly guessing what is it about to happen and, at the same time, feels incredibly relatable.
Production value, acting, everything else is also great (as per Apple standards).
Conclusion: hands down a great series to watch; alone or together (even better).
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- Jun 11, 2023
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