OtterMommy October 18, 2019 Share October 18, 2019 Quote When a journalist asks the CEO of a dating app whether he's ever been in love, it sparks a conversation that will change the course of both of their lives. Quote Link to comment
BobH October 19, 2019 Share October 19, 2019 Quite a letdown from the first episode. Noticed from the production numbers that they were flipped, this is 101 and the first episode is 102. A good choice, I'm not sure I'd have continued if this was my first exposure. It was pretty well made, I always like Catherine Keener especially, but the stories just sat there, waiting for some wider context to make me care. Like the first episode, it felt like a stripped down classic rom-com formula, only this time they cut out too much of the heart. And honestly, making me care about a social media developer is an uphill climb at the best of times, and Dev Patel just sometimes comes across as smarmy when he's trying to be likable. 6 Link to comment
twoods October 19, 2019 Share October 19, 2019 (edited) I liked this one better than the first episode. I liked the chemistry between the two leads and their storyline was interesting, along with the journalist’s. Looking forward to the other episodes- I like that they are short and easy to binge. Edited October 19, 2019 by twoods 4 Link to comment
Jade Foxx October 20, 2019 Share October 20, 2019 After the first ep - meh. I stuck around for Catherine Keener. 2 Link to comment
Corgi-ears October 20, 2019 Share October 20, 2019 All those metaphors about leopards and cheetahs, and instead of a story exploring the specificities of interracial relationships, we got two pretty generic stories of lost love. This was a beautifully composed shot, though: 4 Link to comment
tennisgurl October 21, 2019 Share October 21, 2019 Not as good as the first one, but I liked the looks at lost love and the way it affects people. Sometimes it means that your meant to be, and sometimes its just something nice to hold onto. 7 Link to comment
TheOtherOne October 22, 2019 Share October 22, 2019 The original column, for anyone interested: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/29/style/modern-love-when-cupid-is-a-prying-journalist.html 1 2 Link to comment
Jennabelle88 October 30, 2019 Share October 30, 2019 Maybe I'm dense, but I was still left wondering if the journalist and her husband were still together by the end. It was unclear to me. She was sitting at the table with him and told him they were done, so I didn't know if she was referring to her book signing or her marriage. I was happy the CEO wound up with Emma. I'm a sucker for happy endings. Link to comment
Crs97 October 31, 2019 Share October 31, 2019 I am pretty sure the journalist and her husband are divorcing, especially when she said, “Damn,” after telling him she thought they were done. 1 Link to comment
BobH November 1, 2019 Share November 1, 2019 Not sure if this needs a spoiler tag, but just to be safe Spoiler There’s a brief epilogue in the season finale where the journalist is on a date with someone else she met using the guy’s app 1 Link to comment
Avabelle July 28, 2021 Share July 28, 2021 I was not rooting for Emma and Josh to reunite at all. I found her cheating to be weak when they seemed really happy. I'd have rather seen Catherine Keener and Andy Garcia end up together. 1 Link to comment
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