Home > Master of None > Season 1 « TV Series Page Master of None: Season 1 (2015) SEASON: Season 1 Season 1 Season 2 Want to see Episode List Season 1 Master of None Critics Consensus Exceptionally executed with charm, humor, and heart, Master of None is a refreshingly offbeat take on a familiar premise. 100% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 65 89% Audience Score User Ratings: 3195 NEW More Info × Close Want to see Super Reviewer Submit Super Reviewer Edit Review Episodes 1 Plan B Air date: Oct 6, 2015 In the series premiere, Dev reconsiders having children following a condom mishap and a kid's birthday party. More 2 Parents Air date: Oct 6, 2015 First-generationers Dev and Brian try to show their appreciation for their immigrant parents at a joint family dinner. More 3 Hot Ticket Air date: Oct 6, 2015 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. More 4 Indians on TV Air date: Oct 6, 2015 Dev has a series of eye-opening experiences after he encounters some casual racism in TV auditions. More 5 The Other Man Air date: Oct 6, 2015 Dev has the chance to hook up with a woman he meets at a party, but the opportunity comes with a few complications. More 6 Nashville Air date: Oct 6, 2015 For his first official date with Rachel, Dev decides to go big and take her to Nashville for the weekend. More 7 Ladies & Gentlemen Air date: Oct 6, 2015 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. More 8 Old People Air date: Oct 6, 2015 An unexpected death inspires Dev and Rachel to visit Rachel's grandmother, while Arnold contends with a strange inheritance. More 9 Mornings Air date: Oct 6, 2015 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. More 10 Finale Air date: Oct 6, 2015 After attending a wedding and a movie premiere, Dev and Rachel have to face up to all kinds of issues between them. More Master of None: Season 1 Videos 2:03 Master of None: Season 1 Trailer View All Videos (1) Master of None: Season 1 Photos View All Photos (18) Tv Season Info In Season 1 of this comedy web series, commercial actor Dev Shah (Aziz Ansari) struggles to find his way in New York City and goes through numerous ups and downs professionally and personally, especially involving his pursuit of a relationship. Genre: Comedy Network: Netflix Premiere Date: Nov 6, 2015 Creators: Aziz Ansari, Alan Yang Exec. Producers: Aziz Ansari, Alan Yang, Mike Schur, Dave Becky, David Miner (II), Michael Schur Cast Kelvin Yu as Brian H. Jon Benjamin as Benjamin Eric Wareheim as Arnold Aziz Ansari as Dev Noël Wells as Rachel Lena Waithe as Denise Shoukath Ansari as Ramesh Fatima Ansari as Nisha Ravi Patel as Ravi Claire Danes as Nina Cady Huffman as Christina Todd Barry as Todd Noah Emmerich as Mark Clem Cheung as Peter Leila Grace as Lila Samantha Cope as Joan Brian Charles Johnson as Jason Show More Cast News & Interviews for Master of None: Season 1 2017 Emmy Award Winners 2017 Emmy Award Nominations 50 Movies & TV Shows to Netflix and Chill This Valentine’s Day View All Master of None: Season 1 News Episodes 1 Plan B Air date: Oct 6, 2015 In the series premiere, Dev reconsiders having children following a condom mishap and a kid's birthday party. More 2 Parents Air date: Oct 6, 2015 First-generationers Dev and Brian try to show their appreciation for their immigrant parents at a joint family dinner. More 3 Hot Ticket Air date: Oct 6, 2015 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. More 4 Indians on TV Air date: Oct 6, 2015 Dev has a series of eye-opening experiences after he encounters some casual racism in TV auditions. More 5 The Other Man Air date: Oct 6, 2015 Dev has the chance to hook up with a woman he meets at a party, but the opportunity comes with a few complications. More 6 Nashville Air date: Oct 6, 2015 For his first official date with Rachel, Dev decides to go big and take her to Nashville for the weekend. More 7 Ladies & Gentlemen Air date: Oct 6, 2015 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. More 8 Old People Air date: Oct 6, 2015 An unexpected death inspires Dev and Rachel to visit Rachel's grandmother, while Arnold contends with a strange inheritance. More 9 Mornings Air date: Oct 6, 2015 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. More 10 Finale Air date: Oct 6, 2015 After attending a wedding and a movie premiere, Dev and Rachel have to face up to all kinds of issues between them. More Critic Reviews for Master of None Season 1 All Critics (65) | Top Critics (28) | Fresh (65) | Rotten (0) It falls squarely into this naturalistic, single-camera category. And it is a vibrant, original pleasure. Nov 4, 2015 | Full Review… Matthew Gilbert Boston Globe Top Critic 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. Nov 4, 2015 | Full Review… Willa Paskin Slate Top Critic 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. Nov 3, 2015 | Full Review… Brian Tallerico RogerEbert.com Top Critic There's an age at which being professionally and personally adrift pivots from cute to tragic and Dev is on the cusp. Then, perhaps that is deliberate too - adding poignancy to a comedy that blends sarcasm and sincerity in just the right quantities. Nov 6, 2015 | Full Review… Ed Power Daily Telegraph (UK) Top Critic 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. Nov 6, 2015 | Rating: A | Full Review… Ben Travers indieWire Top Critic 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. Nov 6, 2015 | Full Review… Gail Pennington St. Louis Post-Dispatch Top Critic 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. Oct 19, 2018 | Full Review… Stephen Marche Esquire Magazine Master of None speaks honestly, directly, bluntly, with certain dyes inevitably bitter but with a sense of humor. [Full Review in Spanish] Jul 15, 2018 | Full Review… Natalia Marcos El Pais (Spain) Master of None wants to have a conversation about diversity, but it also wants to model what the future of TV can look like. Jun 26, 2018 | Full Review… Heather Hogan Autostraddle Another entry in Netflix's canon of addictive and unique series, the kind that stay with you long after you're done watching. Jun 25, 2018 | Full Review… Pilot Viruet Flavorwire View All Critic Reviews (65) Audience Reviews for Master of None: Season 1 Jul 01, 2019 It is sort of like a different spin on Friends- realistic and relatable topics and only 30 mins, so easy to watch if you are not looking for a huge time commitment. Love the actors and their chemistry makes the most mundane seeming conversation topics, compelling enough to keep watching -ANOTHER EPISODE, and ANOTHER EPISODE and another .... Erin A Jun 16, 2019 havent seen s2 but this was good Paul H Feb 19, 2019 Master of None executes what it it trying to do very well and I appreciate the route the show decided to take on most of the issues in each episode. Each episode of the first season tackles a new topic: ranging from old people and how we treat them, to children and problems that come with getting older, The comedy is well written and while most of the jokes didn't succeed to make me laugh, they give the show a certain charm that didn't fail to make me smile time and time again. The acting is usually spot-on, but there are a couple performances that urk me. While Dev (Ansari's character) can have raw emotional moments, he also sometimes acts like someone we wouldn't normally see in adult life, with the same going for Arnold. Besides a few flaws, season one impressed me and I'm excited to see what new things season two brings to the table. Nicholas A Sep 13, 2018 A touch of comedic genius. Compelling and masterful in every detail, Master of None proves what modern series can be or rather should be. Dev's story is one to remember, one that as a viewer you find yourself wishing it never ended. Mihai I Aug 17, 2018 One of the worst TV comedies in history. Not humerous. Rick T Jul 23, 2018 buenísima! me gusta el humor que usa para expresar cosas super cotidianas y contemporáneas Ana G Apr 25, 2018 pretty funny its dry HUMOR that some jokes land and some are just okay it starts off slow but still worth to watch. Mito G Apr 16, 2018 the first two episodes are ne of the best in recent times Jan 24, 2018 Although I feel it's a stretch to call this "insightful", it is wonderful. There is a lot of obvious humor in this show, but it's balanced out by the subtlety of the rest of it. The style and substance are delightful and sweet. Aidan D Jan 19, 2018 How the hell does this have 100% positive ratings, cuz no one is really offended by it and it's not utterly boring? Not really funny much at all, tired story lines, just kinda blah. Meh, didn't hate it, just didn't find it particularly entertaining, though I wanted to. Another case of too much hype and not living up to it. 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