I binge-watched both seasons on Netflix. Looking forward to doing the same with S3. Oh, and also Kim's Convenience.

the rest of it yet. It is supposed to be a comedy. This is not funny.

It was cringeworthy. Things get better as the season progresses, but it's definitely not aging well. There's no comparison to TKM.

the scene at Musso and Frank's alone was worth it...

I went there with a fellow screenwriter, just to sit where F. Scott Fitzgerald sat. The food was so-so, but the history was delicious.

Friday afternoon martini. So much fun....and a GREAT martini! Would see vaguely familiar faces from the biz...

Watched it twice and am awaiting the next, and final (sadly I think they announced it was final) season.

It just fits together so well, every cast member and the stories just flow with so much life and humor.

Although I thought Michael Douglass was kind of whiney at times.

It's one that I'll binge watch again. It's very good.

We watched the first four episodes last night. We probably would have watched more, but it was getting late!

He was the main reason I watched the first two seasons. Such a great actor.

He was gone.

However his daughter's husband's a bit witty too.

Arkin only agreed to two years at outset

Even without Arkin.

You will enjoy the ending

and season 3 was my favorite despite no Alan Arkin.

Love this show.

Even without Alan Arkin, the character of Norman Newlander has a presence in every episode.

laughed out loud at some of the interactions.

But they could have laid off the penis/prostate/sex jokes.

A few prostate jokes would have been funny, but it just went on and on until it was just too much.

Other than that, I've only gotten through one season so far and I laughed out loud at quite a few of the jokes.

It's really good. Smart writing and good acting. What more could you ask for? I do miss Alan Arkin, but it's still quite good.

If you’re withdrawing from Kominsky Method. Again, good writing and Jean Smart is fantastic as an aging comedienne.

I seem to be subscribing to every streaming service since the pandemic.

I wish there were more shows on Netflix that are this good!