Season 5 – Insecure

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Yash B @yashbansal Jun 27, 2024 One thing I definitely want to give props to the HBO series, "Insecure," for is that it is exceptionally consistent. I genuinely couldn't tell you which season of this series is my favorite, I think all of the story arcs bring something of value. The show has a lot more comedy early on, but over time hits more dramatic notes, all of which work because of the characters and their struggles and relationships with each other. I do think the ending of the series mostly works, but the structure of the episode makes some conclusions feel a bit rushed. Nonetheless, it is a show that consistently innovates and is very well written and is easy to watch in large volumes at a time. Overall, I would recommend it to anyone looking for something relatable and honest, but also with a good mix of humor and entertainment value. See more Daryl D @DmacVisuals Jan 28, 2023 Character arc progression of everyone well done See more keith s @RT35116192 Jun 5, 2022 One of the best shows of all time. The show is very underrated. See more jon c Apr 15, 2022 This is the end…HBO Max and Issa Rae present the 5th and final season Issa and her friends are about to move into the phase of their lives but not before tying up some loose ends Issa officially heads to Stanford University for her 15 year reunion Meanwhile she's trying to patch things up with Molly after they ended up having conflicting ideas on love, friendship, and growing up Molly also reels from her recent breakup as best she can and juggling her job to stay ahead She might jump back into the dating pool but at the same time her mother is feeling ill Lawrence is also a new father but split from his sons mother trying to make it work; he may or may not be over Issa Tiffany as a new mother is moving with her husband so it's a mighty adjustment Is there no way to be sure you've made the right choice, we all wish we could fast forward to the part of our lives where everything is ok, work can't matter more than real life Issa doesnt want to be stuck but rather move forward and she's trying to make her job work despite her clients being reluctant changing their approach This season is all about establishing new beginnings, keeping a broken family together, absent parents, and being really intentional with the ones we love The final episode has Issa reconsider her life choices imagining which ending she will be happier in Some plot threads they really could've expanded on and absorb more and at times it feels a bit inconsistent but the last season explores friendship, love, and self-esteem very nicely If there ever was a show showing the average/crazy emotional journey of a typical black woman in Los Angeles this one nails it Considering this also reflected Issa Rae's real-life it allows us to root for her to set the next stage of moving onward It's always a struggle whether it's men, love, rent or career advancement for any woman black or not but it's a necessary endeavor ‘Insecure' is a universal thing for us all and thankfully this show tells us we can learn many ways to get around it See more Mar 3, 2022 Worst show on TV. I almost want to cancel my premier cable. Horrible acting. Slow to rise in any setting. I saw the preview for the last episode with the unbelievable sex scene. Looked like they were uncomfortable and I was also. I fell asleep watching about 5 minutes of the show. Horrible, dumb show to say the least. See more Feb 2, 2022 Phenomenally acted, beautiful, hilarious. Everything that made the show great came back for this last season and I loved it. Issa Rae is a gem. While I wasn't a huge fan of the ending, probably because I felt like it focused a bit too much on who everyone ended up with, as a hole, a great, great season of TV and series as a whole. See more Read all reviews

Insecure — Season 5

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