Master of None

Sahir.Jiwani shared a tip "A cool TV show on Netflix that revolves around the lives of relatable characters living in NYC. Refreshing change from the usual shows we come across these days."

noriya_zen shared a tip "I am aware that not a lot of people are thrilled about the new change to season three but I really enjoyed the new nature it took on. I was late to the Master of None train and Season 1&2 really were funny and lighthearted like I like my comedy shows but the depth and cinematography of season three really showed the growth of the writers and actors/actresses. Amazing Show! Definitely recommend!"

wendy_seigler shared a tip "The one other show I can compare is Dead to Me- great writing, excellent performances, just a littler darker. Another clever comedy I like I a similar vein is Fleabag, but it is more edgy than Master of None."

crystahyl shared a tip "Yay! This series is so good 😊 not only is it funny and relatable, but the cinematography is done so well too. I can’t help but appreciate the creative details when I rewatch some episodes."

michael_gingras_4972 shared a tip "Jeez thats tough when they tell the collector story. Ummm comedy wise? Maybe stuck in an alley. Storytelling wise? hands down Thanksgiving."

brytan_mendes shared a tip "Brilliant show, written if Charlie Chaplin was not silent, was producing Netflix content, all while reading The Atlantic and The New York Times. Aziz Ansari can get a bit quirky in his weirdness but you totally believe his character is him in many ways. As with his book Modern Romance, this is built around a modern search for love and life, with all of the comedic undertones that will leave you blushing, cringing, and occasionally bursting out laughing. The second season is just as good, and I guarantee the next time you go on a date you will think about these episodes. PS: if you finish and want more, go LISTEN to the audiobook of Modern Romance, by Aziz Ansari and Eric Klinenberg. Ansari narrarates (and it is unabridged though he fully recognizes it is an audiobook for the modern age so he breaks the fourth wall when necessary. It is a good few hours of Master of None, put in a pink-cover book form). Vice versa, if you’ve read the book, the show will likely be amusing and fun) Classing comedy that will make you feel cultured, like reading a good blog."

margaret_weiss shared a tip "I found this 3rd season depressing and extremely boring....so disappointed. The only thing worth looking at was the great country house's architecture and decor."

shannon_marshall_858 shared a tip "S1 and S2 were great. S3 was so different and a little slow moving (deliberately slow). But I thought it was a good commentary on people and their relationships. This is a good show overall."

diane_veloso shared a tip "I was so excited about a new season of this show. This season was a little different and at first I was disappointed. But then. It sucked me in. The writing and editing was so good. I have a huge crush on Denise now, as well."

cara_liu shared a tip "Wow. The first few episodes were not that impressive to me but it gradually grew on me. Came here to say S3 left me breathless with its beautiful portrayal of a lesbian couple and their sweet but frought relationship. Even though not much comedy for this season, it felt like it hit the spot of the exact thing you need to unwind and reflect after a long day. Ansari and Young are brilliant with nuance as always."