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Episodes
In the Season 5 premiere, Liza returns to Empirical hoping to resume business as usual, but Charles announces a new project that spurs several unsettling revelations.
Liza and Kelsey seek a potential business partner for Millennial. Newlywed Josh is in Brooklyn. Charles sees Liza with fresh eyes.
Liza faces complications on the book tour. In D.C., Kelsey and Zane court a prospective memoir from a speechwriter.
Liza takes a chance on a charming journalist, both professionally and personally; and Diana steps outside her comfort zone.
Liza's secret forces her to think on her feet; Kelsey gets familiar with her new author, and Josh grapples with the commitments he's made.
Liza is called in for reinforcements when Charles runs into trouble with a rock-star author on Shelter Island; and Maggie reaches a career milestone.
It's Christmas in New York; Liza celebrates with Caitlin; Kelsey finds herself caught in a web of her own making; and Charles makes up his mind.
Liza adjusts after the holidays. Maggie confronts buried issues.
Kelsey and Liza find themselves at odds when a billionaire pitches a book on power to Millennial.
Liza is distressed when she meets Caitlin's boyfriend. Diana refuses to back down from a challenge.
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Cast & Crew
Lauren
Josh
Kelsey Peters
Charles
Maggie
News & Interviews for Younger: Season 5
Critic Reviews for Younger Season 5
All Critics (9) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (9) | Rotten (0)
Younger's unique take on #MeToo adds a much-needed wrinkle to a moment we rightly celebrate, but whose darker sides we're less keen to dwell on.
As the show (and Liza) grows older, it's comforting to see it shake off inertia but still be able to offer insight in a loving, laughable way.
Younger obviously has no qualms about stretching the bounds of believability to suit its narrative, but the season's ending is one of those times when the show actually opts to be realistic.
Although launched as a summer show with a fun, outlandish premise, for five seasons Younger has gone much further, offering a sharp critique of how culture gets made.
The line between Younger and the actual publishing industry feels pleasurably blurry-and it dissolved further.
Nico Tortorella is simply too loveable for words.
It's cute, bubbly... One thing that they did really interestingly in the season premiere of this season is address the #MeToo movement.
One of the things that Younger does best is making you care for the characters.
Kelsey and Zane's chemistry is undeniable, but we're seeing them in a new light since they got the green-light from HR to pursue a personal relationship in the professional space because they are "equals."
Audience Reviews for Younger: Season 5
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Jan 25, 2021Ha ha why'd I wach this
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Jan 23, 2021What in the world ha
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Jan 22, 2021Ha ha ha ha ha what ha
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Nov 09, 2019Better than ever, Younger surprises bringing an innovative story for the 5th time and a plot that will convince its long time fans, but new spectators also.
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Jun 21, 2018Looks like this season is a crash and burn for a show that I have obsessively binge watched in its previous seasons. clearly the writers have changed and the clever quick witted dialog has completely disappeared and it is now a cheezy sitcom that is not at all funny and not particularly interesting any more. Bring back the old writers or this will be their jumping the shark moment without even a shark
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Jun 08, 2018The best tv series i ever watch
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