Season 1 – Master of None

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Jazzmin H @jazzminbree Jan 27, 2026 Quirky. Funny. Easyish to watch. I only say this because there are things you question. Or at least I mean there are things that you have questioned and they are questioning as well in regards to society. Highly recommend. See more BB M @RT07351408 May 4, 2025 Season 1 of Master of None is sharp, funny, and refreshing. It explores modern life with heart and humor, from immigrant family dynamics to dating mishaps. Aziz Ansari brings warmth to Dev, and the show is strongest when it’s observing the absurdities of everyday life. It couldn’t successfully do that without the strength of its wonderful supporting characters. Occasionally, Dev calls things “racist” that don’t really warrant it, which feels unnecessary, but overall, it’s a thoughtful and entertaining season worth watching. See more elana k @RT79062488 Jun 2, 2024 Not bad. Lighthearted and geniune. When social issues were brought up not as a diatribe or attack, but as a chance for conversation with the audience. When Lesbians were portrayed as people who still had straight friends (and suffered their heteronormative foibles because... friendship-) while still being (not trying -not flexing- not forcing-not bullying) the coolest person in the room. See more Philip R @PhilipRoss Dec 14, 2023 What a sweet lovable show, very easy to see why the critics have scored it so highly. Aziz and the cast are an enjoyable group of people, like all of us, just trying to make their way through life. It is a fun journey to following along. Heartwarming to the max. See more Ryan K @ryan_k1 Sep 12, 2022 Some of the most atrocious acting I have ever seen, but some of the episodes are sweet. If you enjoy believable acting performances, then this is not the show for you. None of the main characters can believably act and the deliveries of most of the lines of this show are surprisingly poor. I haven't seen much Aziz Ansari outside of Parks and Rec and this show makes it clear why. The show is also not particularly funny, but I'm not sure if it's trying to be. The reason to watch this show if you have any interest at all is for the remarks on racism in society and the relationship Dev and Rachel which spans several episodes. The writers do an excellent job of making this relationship feel believable and the mistakes made by Dev in the relationship seem like mistakes that many people could conceivably make. It takes a number of episodes for the relationship to even begin, but, once it does, the clear highlight of the show is reached. Just prepare to muddle through bad acting beforehand. See more MICHAEL M @MichaelMpeaty Apr 8, 2022 Who finds this boring show even remotely entertaining it has no value whatsoever See more Read all reviews

Master of None — Season 1

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