Adult in the best way, I Love Dick expands the scope of its source material while offering smart, provocative, and funny observations on sexuality and gender roles. Read critic reviews
I Love Dick (2016 - 2017)
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Episodes
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1. Pilot
Air date: Aug 19, 2016
An evening with a celebrated artist has an unexpected effect on a couple in a faltering marriage.
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2. The Conceptual F...
Air date: May 12, 2017
Chris' obsession grows, resulting in an enjoyable marital pastime.
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3. Scenes From a Marriage
Air date: May 12, 2017
Sylvere insists that Chris try to undo the damage she has done; Chris' letters bring Toby and Devon together.
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4. Ilinx
Air date: May 12, 2017
Sylvere and Chris proceed with their plan -- until Dick surprises them; Devon and Toby go their own way.
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5. A Short History of Weird Girls
Air date: May 12, 2017
The women of Marfa reveal their history of desire.
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6. This Is Not a Love Letter
Air date: May 12, 2017
Chris grapples with the consequences of a grand gesture; Devon takes issue with Toby's project, which has gone viral; an unlikely truce.
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7. The Barter Economy
Air date: May 12, 2017
When Dick questions his role, a new opportunity emerges for Paula; Devon goes in a new direction; Sylvere and Chris reach an impasse.
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8. Cowboys and Nomads
Air date: May 12, 2017
Sylvere writes a letter; Chris explores a new reality; the people of Marfa are awakened by Devon's performance.
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Maybe challenging for the sexually repressed, the feminist proclamation and sometimes very awkward celebration of female sexuality is still loud and clear. Love is also given its due, though. Popular, big bucks, contemporary and pretentious art is treated to a thorough barbecue, while the true heart of art — Devon's creation, Chris's writing and Paula's curation of great art by women — is recognized in joy, beauty and awe. Marriage is presented as the complicated social contract that it is, including Chris's (Hahn's) frustrated and obsessive spin out on Dick (Bacon) and incomprehensible ongoing dialogue with husband, Silvere. Devon, Chris and Dick will mesmerize, but if you love a neat and tidy plot with an easily comprehended resolution, you won't get those here.
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Reasonably entertaining. I like Kathryn Hahn. She did another good job with this. 8 ~30 minutes shows … so not a huge investment of time.
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One true surprise for me, just brilliant. Saw it twice and will come back as long as it stays on primevide.com. Art, coming to age, Jewish, love, hate, despair, forgotten small town in the middle of nowhere, social media, brilliant acting, huge stars, etc., You name it. Everything is here.
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Reminds me of Twin Peaks, where there is a story that never gets told, and instead you are treated to a procession of weird characters. There are multiple sex and nude scenes, so you might watch it for that while trying to figure out how it ends and why on earth is it going there.
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As uncomfortable and unfunny as its name suggests.
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Genius with dialogue, thought, music, single makers use....give us more of these amazing actors making us think with their tiniest of movements, their tiniest of words, their tiniest of insecurities....can you not write a season 2? Without stopping?! Feel your audiences need for this!
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Despite its sexy, ironic title I love dick is the smartest show on TV. Show creator Jill Soloway had this to say about the nature of her show I can't imagine there's ever been a more feminist television show. And how true it is as her characters in much the same way as her first show Transparent, inhabit sexual contradictions within their lives that harmoniously creates inner turmoil for drama and irony for comedy. Soloway wrote this role for actor Kathryn Hahn to play on these contradictions, as her character is a self-proclaimed feminist with a taboo obsession for her husbands colleague. Drama ensues and jokes are made about the art world and the pretentious nature of academia. No one is left off the chopping block of Soloways hilarious criticism, as everyone is much more than surface value of how they want to be seen vs how they really are: dynamic, evolving, sexual creatures that should never be defined in the first place.
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Revolutionary introspective high art that tells raw truths and shatters the glass ceiling in a way that might disturb the minds of the mainstream masses. In a word: Genius.
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Flat, weak, not funny, uninteresting, shi**y film making with some serious bullsh*t like "frozen frames" and big red screens with idiotic uninspiring "claims" written by 16yo on her facebook wall. F*ck this.
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Watching paint dry naked! WHY Kevin Bacon?
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