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Season 2 – Kevin Can F**k Himself

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"Kevin Can F... Himself" is a dark comedy that alternates between traditional multi-camera sitcom and single-camera drama. Set in Worcester, Mass., the series follows the journey of Allison McRoberts, a stereotypically smart and beautiful sitcom wife, who is married to Kevin, a husky, self-centered man-child who is clearly punching above his weight. After making a dark discovery, Allison teams up with neighbor Patty O'Connor as she attempts to escape the confines of her life and take control of her fate.
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Critics Reviews

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Heather Hogan Autostraddle 08/29/2022
Kevin Can F**k Himself continues to experiment with different genre formats, to sinister effect as Kevin grows more and more desperate for attention in his audience-less, wife-less, and increasingly friend-less sitcom. Go to Full Review Kristen Lopez IndieWire 08/22/2022
B+
Kevin Can F*** Himself Season 2 is a fine farewell for a series that didn’t get enough time to develop. Thankfully, its cast, especially Murphy and Inboden, kept things buoyant and truly make the final scene one to remember. Go to Full Review Jericho Tadeo MovieWeb 07/12/2024
It's a show for the times we're living in, when the freedom of choice, the luxury of having a voice, and the space to be more than what tradition initially dictated are more important than ever. Go to Full Review Allyson Johnson Pajiba 10/11/2022
It’s a sometimes messy meditation on the will of these two characters and the ability to find happiness in a home tarnished by ugliness. Go to Full Review Melody McCune Geek Girl Authority 09/01/2022
Kevin Can F**k Himself maintains its serrated-edge dark humor while deftly exploring these characters and giving them space to play. Go to Full Review Chase Hutchinson Collider 08/17/2022
B-
It's hard not to wish that the story had gotten more experimental in pushing its format a bit further than it did, though it certainly would have been ambitious to try to take flight on the small runway of a final season of only eight episodes. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Lauren R Nov 22 Love this show and Annie Murphy. so bummed it’s over after 2 short seasons. i really hope they pick it back up. See more Tom F Jun 12 A solid idea and great cast, a good first season, and a somewhat disappointing second season. See more Viol8r @Viol8r Feb 8 By the 2nd to last episode, it feels as though the creators read their cancellation letter and had to speed the plot-line up. There is a missing piece, as though there could have been 2 more additional seasons leading up to the finale. But by this time, the plot thickens. You start to feel for Allison. And it ends in a satisfying twist, with Kevin being seen from the other side. The side Allison had seen the whole time, the one that viewers had questioned whether or not he was actually oblivious. Alas, he’s a manipulative emotional abuser. The ending was great. Rushed. But great. See more Ben N @Bneffer 12/22/2024 This creative show is a great satire on sitcoms and the male/female POV across media. The characters are easy to identify with, while also being nuanced. The 'light' show elements are unrealistic and silly, while the 'dark' are gritty and dressing. I think real life is somewhere in between and I'd venture to say the creators are commenting on that. It's up to us to choose what to do with our perceptions. As for the plot - the show progresses fairly quickly. It's a very different and pokes at the tropes we take for granted about average shows and movies. I enjoyed the ending, and kind of hope it marks the beginning of the end for a genre that is better off dead. See more Amanda H 10/01/2024 This show is absolutely brilliant. it’s definitely more drama thriller esq than comedy and It took me a couple episodes to get used to the style, but it picked up and the story delivered. It’s worth watching until the very last episode. It just kept getting better and better, especially in season two. I especially recommend this show for any woman or AFAB person who’s been in a relationship with a narcissist, or even just a mediocre white man. It’s cathartic. I don’t recommend this show if you are a narcissist and/or a mediocre white man because you probably won’t -get- it. See more Matthew G @Nimbus_Marzen 09/15/2024 Saw this years ago on Apple+. Glad it's just now being recognized. See more Read all reviews
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Cast & Crew

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Valerie Armstrong

Creator

Annie Murphy

Allison McRoberts

Eric Petersen

Kevin McRoberts

Mary Hollis Inboden

Patty O'Connor

Alex Bonifer

Neil O'Connor

Brian Howe

Pete McRoberts

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Aug 22, 2022 Mrs. McRoberts Is Dead Following Neil's act of violence, Allison and Patty must decide how to handle him; Patty questions Allison's friendship; Kevin makes a campaign ad and Allison tries to derail his run for office. Details Episode 2 Aired Aug 29, 2022 The Way We Were Allison has a new plan to escape her domestic hell and get back to the woman she used to be; Patty has a new problem -- confronting her intimacy issues with Tammy; Kevin's newfound fame lands him an interview with the local paper. Details Episode 3 Aired Sep 5, 2022 Ghost At the Mortuary, Allison and Patty search for a new identity, and Allison reflects on how she got here; Neil has trouble sleeping; Kevin hosts a super scary Pal-o-ween. Details Episode 4 Aired Sep 12, 2022 Jesus, Allison Allison decides to throw a surprise birthday party for Patty; Kevin agrees to help with the planning once he realizes he can use the situation to his advantage; Tammy is left in charge of the invite list, which maybe wasn't Allison's best idea. Details Episode 5 Aired Sep 19, 2022 The Unreliable Narrator During a citywide blackout, Allison and Patty head to city hall to find Gertrude's death certificate; the rest of the gang camps out in Bev's; someone steals Kevin's generator, and he's going to solve the case. Details Episode 6 Aired Sep 26, 2022 The Machine Allison decides to find out what Kevin can ruin when he decides it's inconvenient for him; Tammy's recent discovery leads her closer to the truth as both Allison and Patty weigh whether change is actually what they want. Details Episode 7 Aired Oct 3, 2022 The Problem Allison learns that Neil told Diane her secret, and searches for him before he can tell anyone else, especially Tammy; Kevin and Allison devise a plan to save Kevin from arson charges, but the plan will have consequences for Tammy. Details Episode 8 Aired Oct 10, 2022 Allison's House Allison comes to terms with what she's running from and what she left behind, but hope remains. Details

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Season Info

Director
Anna Dokoza
Creator
Valerie Armstrong
Executive Producer
Colin Walsh, Nina Jack, Rashida Jones, Will McCormack, Craig DiGregorio, Valerie Armstrong, Tom Scharpling
Screenwriter
Valerie Armstrong, Sean Clements, Grace Edwards, Kate Loveless, Craig DiGregorio
Network
AMC+
Rating
TV-MA (L|V)
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date
Aug 22, 2022