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Klausner and Eichner hit their stride as their fully realized, meanest selves in the final season of the painfully hilarious Difficult People. Read critic reviews
Difficult People (2017)
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Episodes
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1. Passover Bump
Air date: Aug 8, 2017
After maxing out on antidepressants, Julie is armed only with a meditation app as a family Passover Seder approaches; Billy lands a job as a warm-up comic for Larry Wilmore's late-night talk show; Arthur goes to Florida for work.
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2. Strike Rat
Air date: Aug 8, 2017
Julie is conflicted when she is cast in Woody Allen's new TV show; Marilyn and Billy scam their way through a gay conversion therapy program; Matthew's ex-wife visits.
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3. Code Change
Air date: Aug 8, 2017
Julie seeks treatment after deciding she is addicted to her mother; Billy helps his sister-in-law exorcise a demon from her basement; Arthur is frustrated at work and in the bedroom.
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4. Rabbitversary
Air date: Aug 15, 2017
Julie hires a creepy handyman who overstays his welcome; Billy fights with a advertising exec; Marilyn gets a book deal.
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5. Cindarestylox
Air date: Aug 22, 2017
A facial filler leaves Julie's face frozen into a smile; Billy has the opportunity to teach acting after running into his favorite school teacher; Marilyn wants Julie to freeze her eggs.
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6. Bernie and Blythe
Air date: Aug 29, 2017
Julie and Arthur stumble into sexual role-play; Billy gets taken to the spouse table at Todd's work party; without Julie's consent, her dogs become social media stars; Marilyn reunites with a former lover.
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7. Fuzz Buddies
Air date: Sep 5, 2017
Dreams come true when Julie gets hired to write on a TV show; Micky Dolenz answers Billy's childhood fan letter; Marilyn throws herself a Bat Mitzvah.
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8. Criminal Minds
Air date: Sep 12, 2017
Julie meets up with her old improvisation group; Billy and Todd can't fall asleep in the same bed.
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9. Sweet Tea
Air date: Sep 19, 2017
Julie thinks about trading in her show business dreams for a life of crafting; Billy tires of New York; Arthur is fed up with his job; Marilyn has writer's block.
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10. The Silkwood
Air date: Sep 26, 2017
Billy moves to Los Angeles with Julie's help; Marilyn writes a best-selling memoir -- also with Julie's help; changes at the cafe include a new waiter and, eventually, new ownership; Arthur's Florida office meets an untimely demise.
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The best season yet for Difficult People. In the year since last season, there's obviously been a lot of changes made to the New York mentality, and Difficult People does a remarkable job of satirizing this without being (too) belittling. Julie Klausner and Billy Eichner feel more in-tune than ever with their character chemistry, and they make for the most lovably foul TV protagonists since Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Rounded out with a cast of types from all creeds, races and sexualities, the show also really understands New York's diverse appeal (unlike, say, a Lena Dunham creation), and while the show's characters tend to be dick-heads, the tone couldn't be any less mean-spirited. Perhaps a little too direct with some of its one-liners ("Consent? There's that word again dude!") but for the most part the zingers are all sharp and hilarious, and let's hope they keep up this energy for next year!
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I want to hate this show, but the main characters get it. I hate that they're relatable in that way. Ugh.
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These people are the WORST. In the unfunniest way possible.
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