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In the series premiere, Dev reconsiders having children following a condom mishap and a kid's birthday party.
First-generationers Dev and Brian try to show their appreciation for their immigrant parents at a joint family dinner.
Dev's plan to score a date with a pretty waitress by inviting her to a concert doesn't have quite the result he wanted.
Dev has a series of eye-opening experiences after he encounters some casual racism in TV auditions.
Dev has the chance to hook up with a woman he meets at a party, but the opportunity comes with a few complications.
For his first official date with Rachel, Dev decides to go big and take her to Nashville for the weekend.
Rachel and Denise school Dev and Arnold about the difficulties of being a woman in a world of creepy dudes. Dev is inspired to embrace feminism.
An unexpected death inspires Dev and Rachel to visit Rachel's grandmother, while Arnold contends with a strange inheritance.
Dev and Rachel discover that living together isn't always going to be a series of happy mornings free from conflict and dirty clothes on the floor.
After attending a wedding and a movie premiere, Dev and Rachel have to face up to all kinds of issues between them.
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Critic Reviews for Master of None Season 1
All Critics (67) | Top Critics (37) | Fresh (67) | Rotten (0)
Aziz Ansari nails modern love, modern families and cultural assimilation in a potent comedy that often camouflages its depth with Ansari's quick wit and snappy patter.
It falls squarely into this naturalistic, single-camera category. And it is a vibrant, original pleasure.
The 10-episode series, co-created by Ansari and Alan Yang and arriving on Netflix this Friday, is not a cringe comedy but a comedy of manners, fascinated by anthropology and etiquette, by how we behave and how we should behave.
Master of None is so confident in its tone and execution that it almost feels like a show in its fourth or fifth year. This may be the most confident first season of a comedy since Veep.
At a time when diversity in television is the hot topic in entertainment, how fitting it is for a show like Master of None to pop up and serve as the ideal example of what a unique voice can bring to the table.
Quippy, topical but also thoughtful, Master of None is perfectly binge-worthy and thus the ideal Netflix show. If you start watching, be sure to set aside time for all 10 episodes. Go on, treat yourself.
It's pleasant and it's informative in a way, and worth watching if only to learn what's going on in the world of the young and mildly disaffected.
Master of None speaks honestly, directly, bluntly, with certain dyes inevitably bitter but with a sense of humor. [Full Review in Spanish]
Another entry in Netflix's canon of addictive and unique series, the kind that stay with you long after you're done watching.
Master of None is terrific, with great comedy ranging from the absurd (Paro!) to the situational, a KILLER soundtrack, and some sharp observations about life and culture.
By existing and being as great as it is, the series serves as a brilliant argument in favor of making films and TV shows more diverse, both in terms of the creative minds behind the camera and the actors in front of it.
Master of None isn't heavy on punchlines, favoring conversation instead, observational standup writ large. It has some weak spots early on, but it gives us a lot consider by the end.
Audience Reviews for Master of None: Season 1
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Apr 24, 2021This was such a sweet, heartfelt show. I really hope Netflix and Aziz bring it back.
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Mar 26, 2021Absolutamente una de las mejores series de comedia que he visto, cada capitulo se centra tanto en la historia como en los personajes, y hasta en temas específicos sin dejar de ser abrumadora, y lo mejor, te genera carcajadas en cada episodio, demasiado buena!
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Feb 19, 2021Es buena para pasar el tiempo.
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Jan 28, 2021RATING: A+ Creators: Anzis Ansari and Alen Yang Master of None is original and pretty hilarious. The Show was created by Anzis Ansari and Alen Yang who also serve as the writers of most Episodes and I think they are EP's as well. The Topics that the show approaches are fantastically chosen. The Style and the Direction is nothing but great and I just have to say that Anzis Ansari is absolutely hilarious.
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Jan 20, 2021My absolute favorite show! I wish it would come back though at this point it seems very doubtful. Aziz did something spectacular with this show! So so sad we haven't gotten season 3. Let me just rewatch seasons 1 and 2 for the millionth time. :(
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Nov 30, 2020More like Aziz skits tied into some thin and tedious narrative. Poorly written and dead-air between the punchlines. There is some wit and charm to some of this standup-as-story, but the characters and their gags soon wear thin. Like a few reviewers here I cannot understand how this show ends up with such positive reviews.
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Nov 16, 2020I still don't get why people like it, i tried many times but never clicked, not even close
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Sep 14, 2020Solid show, really enjoyable to watch, even when its not funny.
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Aug 23, 2020Excellent show. Very relatable. It was so easy for me to immerse in the story, and almost feel what the characters were living. I don't know much about cinematography but I consider the aesthetics were outstanding too.
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Aug 11, 2020One of the best shows I've ever seen. A witty, brilliant, hilarious show with vibrant characters and relatable situations. You've heard how ‘Seinfeld' is "the show about nothing"? Well this is "the show about everything". A must watch.
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