If you grew up in the late 70's to the early 90's you saw many formulaic shows like the one this show originally was before the reboot because that's what TV gave us. In some ways this show is both a walk down memory lane and another funny look at the distasteful underbelly of the entertainment industry.
While they don't give that take on the industry quite as well as Matt LeBlanc's show Episodes did, I found that the jokes landed and the pain between the characters was deep enough to enjoy the subtle drama.
If you didn't experience the earlier days of TV you might not feel the quaint and funny aspects of the show. Then again they somewhat poke fun of the with the young Hulu exec who is the "VP of Comedy" quoting research on hyper specific demographics.
It was fun for me and I'll keep watching.
While they don't give that take on the industry quite as well as Matt LeBlanc's show Episodes did, I found that the jokes landed and the pain between the characters was deep enough to enjoy the subtle drama.
If you didn't experience the earlier days of TV you might not feel the quaint and funny aspects of the show. Then again they somewhat poke fun of the with the young Hulu exec who is the "VP of Comedy" quoting research on hyper specific demographics.
It was fun for me and I'll keep watching.