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Miles ventures to an unusual spa on the advice of his thriving coworker after fearing his career and relationship are in jeopardy.
New Miles spearheads several projects at work and strives to rekindle the romance with Kate. However, things get awkward when original Miles returns.
Original Miles struggles with managing his time after he and new Miles agree to share equal parts of their mutual life.
Kate establishes ground rules after learning about Miles's dual selves. Later, new Miles's sister imparts some wisdom.
Kate's relationship with Miles begins to crumble as she recalls her past dreams on the eve of the cloning.
Original Miles enters town hall in the guise of an onlooker to watch the vote on the new contracts after his appointment at the fertility center.
Kate agrees to spend a night with new Miles but the night rapidly deteriorates. Meanwhile, Dan stumbles upon something unsettling.
New Miles tries a new look while considering morbid subjects as original Miles must find a way out of an awkward situation.
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Critic Reviews for Living With Yourself Season 1
All Critics (75) | Top Critics (28) | Fresh (61) | Rotten (14)
As it stands, there's a lot to like no matter what you know going in.
"Living With Yourself" is an entertaining, often absurd dramedy about a man forced to literally face how much he's fallen short in life.
You can't just keep the good and discard the bad; you have to live with both.
Rudd exceeds the sum of his two parts here. He's terrific.
It's proof that a show can be clever and fun, but still feel like it's lacking that something extra that takes a program from good to great.
Living with Yourself shuffles past metaphor and into something far more practical (and ultimately strange)...
The show is depressing in the early going and all the jokes don't hit, but it's a wisely-conceived idea with an ever-game Rudd. He expands his everyman abilities without letting the huge role overwhelm him.
Imagine having a love triangle with your spouse and yourself. Your romantic rival is you - and not only just you, but a better, more attentive, more thoughtful version of you.
The series is at its best when the versatile and effortlessly comic Rudd acts opposite himself, switching from smarmy to downtrodden to just plain charming with a simple smirk or eyebrow twitch.
Living With Yourself might not be entirely unique in its suburban ennui commentary, or even that eventful, but for a show bent on having two Paul Rudds, it delivers in a satisfying way.
In offering little more than fortune-cookie sentiments about our own lives being what we make of them, Living With Yourself doesn't give us much to hold onto as we wait for more miles.
Living With Yourself is highly entertaining when it has the momentum of really getting into the pluses and minuses of human cloning... But the push-and-pull of Miles and Miles 2 is played more for mild laughs than comedic deep thinking.
Audience Reviews for Living With Yourself: Season 1
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Jan 20, 2021Incredibly suspenseful and often intense, yet also quite funny. Paul Rudd does does a fantastic job (along with his co-star, Paul Rudd), in this very interesting and intriguing concept; With a very strange, but also hopeful ending.
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Jan 10, 2021Super funny with a philosophical concept at the heart of the plot, I highly recommend it.
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Oct 13, 2020I give Paul Rudd the ultimate compliment. No matter what I see him in, I totally believe he is who he is portraying. Now when you add the fact that he is playing two characters, and you still believe it, well that is pretty amazing. The story is clever, and it is funny and I am halfway through the season and have no idea where they are going to take the story next. The supporting cast is also good and very funny. I hadn't heard of this show so it was a nice find. I hope it gets a second season.
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Oct 10, 2020Good series, interesting premise. I'd like another season.
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Sep 11, 2020good concept but feminists have been allowed to take it over. The women are awful they treat the men really badly. The golden line has to be that the wife suggests he might have brain Cancer. And her friend replies let's hope it's inoperable. Just hilarious. That thread of hate for men through the whole thing destroys it.
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Jul 07, 2020Paul Rudd's remarkable existence and performance cannot save this from being too cringe to watch
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Jun 14, 2020Living with Yourself - C+ (Flawed but Worthy) I reckon reviews are kind just because of goodwill of Paul Rudd. I was on my phone the whole time as I was bored there is not a single interesting character. A show with fictitious element only works if the reaction and setup is realistic but here its drama, comedy or dramedy doesn't make any sense because its not funny at all. Written poorly and only stand out is Paul Rudd but he has been acting for 20 years no surprise he is good. It has to be one of the worst thing he did in recent times. Netflix sure has lot of money to get big names do terrible movies and shows for them. They give them story line, and before they question anything. They pass the million dollar check, and actors are like well we will do it. However, only good thing is atleast they are trying new content not like Disney just remaking old hits or sequels. Pity today's writers are disappointing not much creativity just feeding their families i suppose.
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May 30, 2020The pacing and rhythm of this show is like having a senior read you an Excel sheet!! I thought there's no way a show with Paul Rudd can be boring but this show proved me wrong!! the colors are dull, the camera placement is unimaginative and the speed at which this show moves is like a snail!! And.... There is absolutely no Comedy!!! is like a bad drama! Even though the episodes are only 20 min.s long... don't waste your time
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May 10, 2020Great cast putting on some amazing performances. Generally good but felt a little jumbled overall, with odd genre/tonal jumping throughout the episodes. Some stuff felt like a teaser for later seasons which is odd in an original, first season of a show. Also the ending didn't sit all too well with me, leaving a slight sour note on an otherwise pretty enjoyable, easy to watch show.
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Apr 11, 2020Clever non-linear storytelling and really creative direction. I totally binged this.
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