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Season 1 – Why Are You Like This

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63% Tomatometer 8 Reviews 61% Popcornmeter Fewer than 50 Ratings
Three best friends navigate life in their early 20s -- including work, fun, identity politics, hookups, and wild nights -- and leave a path of destruction in their wake.
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Why Are You Like This — Season 1

Critics Reviews

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John Doyle Globe and Mail 05/17/2021
As much as these characters present themselves as hypersensitive and aware, they are clueless, as dumb as a bag of hammers. There's a wit to the revealing of their superficial sensitivities. Go to Full Review
Craig Mathieson The Age (Australia) 05/12/2021
The friskiness and expletives will garner the initial reaction, but the show has more to offer. Go to Full Review
Jessie Thompson London Evening Standard 04/19/2021
4/5
The show smartly and affectionately unpicks why this internet-savvy generation are always so keen to start arguments, revealing the economic instability that underpins their existence. Go to Full Review
Sarah Ward Concrete Playground 06/25/2022
A must-see comedy that's as satirical as it is candid and relatable. Go to Full Review
Ella Kemp NME (New Musical Express) 05/19/2021
3/5
Sketches can be individually amusing, but after the first episode it's hard to get a sense of where the overall narrative is going - and whether its frenetic pace is sustainable. Go to Full Review
Melissa Camacho Common Sense Media 05/18/2021
2/5
The edgy series uses irreverent humor to poke fun at the "wokeness" of 20-somethings, and the three leads' social-media soaked, outrageously narcissistic attitude is almost too hard to watch. Go to Full Review
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09/27/2021 I loved this show, it's hilarious, wish they'd make another season. The only show I've seen that manages to poke fun at wokeness and generation whatever-generation-it-is-now without being patronising or sounding like its written by old men. See more 06/21/2021 Very underrated show. It's hilarious and the caste has done a phenomenal job See more 06/14/2021 Honestly a really solid Aussie comedy - don't take the current rating at face value, I highly recommend giving it a shot. The characters are intentionally framed as anti-heroes, it worked in Always Sunny and it works here See more 05/07/2021 A really funny show, able to poke fun at left-wing attitudes to societal issues but because it's coming from 'our side' and written as a reflection of the writers lived experiences, it doesn't feel like punching down. See more 05/07/2021 This show is already one of the best Australian comedies out there, and I'm so glad it's getting an international audience. It is so funny and feels really fresh, and every shot in this show looks absolutely amazing. So much great new talent to look out for here, really hope it continues! See more 05/05/2021 Wish I could have gave it 0 stars. This is one of dumbest depiction of islamic values See more Read all reviews
Why Are You Like This — Season 1

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Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Feb 16, 2021 Episode 1 Mia loses her job and hunts for a new one, despite having little motivation to actually work; Austin supports Penny's acts of protest as she strives to be the ultimate ally at her all-male tech start-up. Details Episode 2 Aired Feb 16, 2021 The Pressures of Late Capitalism Penny confronts a harsh reality while visiting the office of a misogynistic client; Mia meets her match in a Mooncup; Austin snatches time with a secret someone. Details Episode 3 Aired Feb 16, 2021 D... or P... of Colour After another bad date with a white guy, Mia sets her sights elsewhere; Penny tries to become best friends with Mia's other best friends; Austin succumbs to sadness and paralysis. Details Episode 4 Aired Feb 16, 2021 Hey Rich Baby Mia appoints herself manager to a cosplaying coworker; Penny helps Austin prepare for a drag competition. Details Episode 5 Aired Feb 16, 2021 The Infinite Mercy of God While Mia does Ramadan her own way, Penny somehow becomes friends with the most annoying Muslims on Earth; Austin pursues self-care in the form of expensive skin care. Details Episode 6 Aired Feb 16, 2021 I Will Not Speak for the Entire Queer Community The problematic past of Penny's idol surfaces online, much to Mia's glee and the frustration of Austin, whose new job relies on them attending her performance. Details
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Season Info

Creator
Naomi Higgins, Mark Samual Bonanno, Humyara Mahbub
Executive Producer
Adam Murfet, Amanda Higgs
Network
ABC Australia
Rating
TV-MA
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
Australian English
Release Date
Feb 16, 2021
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