#binge-worthy

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I Am Not Okay with This (Dir. Entwistle). 2020.

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Ok Utopia on Prime is pretty fucked up, not just because of the subject matter which is too close to home but the dark and goofy blend, really dark and really goofy and my girl Gillian Flynn bringing the trauma.

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Living With Yourself (2019)

Title: Living With Yourself

Released: October 18, 2019

Network: Netflix

Created by: Timothy Greenberg

Directed by: Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris

No. of Episodes: 8

Score: 8/10

Starring Paul Rudd and Aisling Bea, this dark-comedy web series explores the moral questioning of cloning through the story of a Miles Elliot who undergoes a treatment to discover he’s been replaced by a better version of himself.

This series is excellent for binge-watching with only 8 20-minute episodes so you can effectively tuck yourself away from the world for roughly 3 hours and immerse yourself in a world that has TWO PAUL RUDDS!! What more could you want?

The premise is absolutely amazing with the idea of human cloning and the moral question of memory in the definition fo your life. Without a doubt, Paul Rudd and Aisling Bea carry the entire f**king movie. The two actors have undeniable chemistry and excellent acting chops. Paul Rudd delivers a beautiful performance playing the two conflicting roles as his original and cloned self. Aisling Bea plays on her more serious acting whilst pulling from her comedic talents, creating a truly well-rounded, relatable character.

The show does have a couple of plot points that don’t seem to go anywhere, such as Dan and the FDA. Perhaps this will be further explored in Season 2? Also, the non-linear timeline gets super f**king confusing, especially when you also gotta consider which Miles you are following in each particular scene. 

Despite these small confusions, the show is absolutely amazing and definitely worth a watch!

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4 Best TV Shows to Watch This Weekend (May 30-31): ‘The Four Seasons’ and More

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This binge-worthy listing of Korean dramas includes “Crash Landing on You” and “My Demon”. Check to see the others. Comment to tell me your recommendations.

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