Master of None

This comedy-drama follows Dev Shah who tries to figure out his life through a series of anecdotes.

First time I watched this show, I hated it. But I really really wanted to like it. Everyone was saying it was good so I just HAD to give it a second chance....I guess I'm glad I did?

I liked Aziz Ansari a lot in Parks and Recreation, so I thought I'd love this too, ya know? But turns out, Aziz by himself just isn't as funny. A lot of the comedy in the pilot was too slow paced and it was really easy for me to get distracted with something else.

This episode is rightly titled "Plan B" as it covers Dev's apprehension to have children or not. In a way, I felt like I was making my own decision about kids too while I watched it. It decently covered the good, the bad, the ugly. And in the end, his and my decision were pretty much the same. I'd rather not. Not now at least. And they did a great job making those kids epitomize the definition of annoying. 

I don't really have much else to say about the show. I'm just a little sad that I didn't like it as much as I wanted to. Also, if I hadn't given it a second watch, my rating would've been outrageously low.

RATING

Originality: 4/5
Attention Lock-ability: 1/5
Soundtrack: 5/5
Ep. 2 Worthy?: I don't think so...sorry