10-29-2020, 09:28 AM
Agree with KB for the most part on this one. Definitely shades of 30 Rock and The Office too.
Stories about writers are always amusing and annoying. It's amusing from the perspective of a writer on how other writers want the process to be portrayed. Mindy, like Tina, began as a writer. It's also annoying because it is self indulgent. I did like Mindy's angle on being a woman and a person of color. That was a bit of a fresh spin on this but not quite developed enough.
Hugh Dancy was a good cad. John Lithgow was charming as always. Props to Paul Walter Hauser, who caught my attention in Cobra Kai and Richard Jewell, and is becoming the new chubby schlub.
Strangely, I liked this more than Stacy.
Stories about writers are always amusing and annoying. It's amusing from the perspective of a writer on how other writers want the process to be portrayed. Mindy, like Tina, began as a writer. It's also annoying because it is self indulgent. I did like Mindy's angle on being a woman and a person of color. That was a bit of a fresh spin on this but not quite developed enough.
Hugh Dancy was a good cad. John Lithgow was charming as always. Props to Paul Walter Hauser, who caught my attention in Cobra Kai and Richard Jewell, and is becoming the new chubby schlub.
Strangely, I liked this more than Stacy.
Shadow boxing the apocalypse