[ SECRET POST #3819 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3819 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I know I am supposed to love it, but I find "Master of None" boring and only occasionally funny. I gave up watching it.

[(Anonymous)]

(That was supposed to be under "confessions.")

[thewakokid]

Same.

The whole "be a feminist or be an asshole" episode is where I felt far too much like I was being shamed to keep watching. That's like episode 4/5.

Now I cant watch it without feeling like I'm supposed to be feeling guilty for something which I could live with if between the shaming I was laughing, but nope, there was nothing there. There were a few good laughs, but mostly I just wasn't finding anything entertaining enough to justify sitting through the guilt trip.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT - I liked the episode, but it sat weird with me that maybe just two episodes before that, Dev cancelled a date with a girl because he didn't like her hairband or something weird like that. (I think I'm remembering it more harshly than how it actually happened, but still.)

Although to be fair to the show, I don't think MoN is supposed to be a comedy. I think it was billed as one because Aziz Ansari does stand-up and was on Parks and Recreation.

[thewakokid]

Yeah, I suppose so. I was expecting it to be like Louie, but it was like Louie without the levity.

[(Anonymous)]

Why do people always say you're "supposed to" love something? I've never even watched this show, and I've never felt like I'm supposed to.

[thewakokid]

You remember the Jessica Jones Evangelizing that was going on some time back...

[sadiesockmonkey]

People are pack animals/social creatures, and fandom is a large example of that. There's a show I'm iffy on and not loving and I feel like I'm missing something because people whose opinions I respect and with whom I share several interests rave about it.

I get what OP's saying, but I also understand where you're coming from because of different strokes for different folks.