Avabelle August 7, 2021 Share August 7, 2021 (edited) Just watched the first episode. Why is this a comedy? There’s some attempts at humour but he’s such a depressed character that I couldn’t enjoy them. Edited August 7, 2021 by Avabelle 5 Link to comment
chocolatine August 8, 2021 Share August 8, 2021 7 hours ago, Avabelle said: Just watched the first episode. Why is this a comedy? There’s some attempts at humour but he’s such a depressed character that I couldn’t enjoy them. I laughed during the "weighted blanket" sequence in the second episode, but other than that, I agree, not funny at all. I do think it's an accurate reflection of millennial angst though, and JGL is very watchable. 1 Link to comment
Avabelle August 8, 2021 Share August 8, 2021 I think he’s brilliant nearly too good as I’m depressed watching him. The end of the second episode has me in tears with the old lady at the breathing class. 1 Link to comment
chediavolo August 15, 2021 Share August 15, 2021 Debra Winger plays his mother? I didn’t recognize her! Link to comment
ahisma August 16, 2021 Share August 16, 2021 You will all appreciate… JGL was just a guest on Kara Swisher’s podcast Sway, and at the end she told him she just wants to slap the sad out of his character. 😄 (He did also say, earlier in the interview in response to does he ever get better, just keep watching the whole season.) Overall great interview. Link to comment
Avabelle August 16, 2021 Share August 16, 2021 What did everyone think of the song at the end of episode 3? I thought it was…. Random… Link to comment
HerkyJerky August 20, 2021 Share August 20, 2021 I don't think it's funny haha but I think it's funny because I can relate to some of the things that happen to him. I laughed my head off at him trying to make an appointment with a doctor and all the hassle it took because it is so true to life. 1 Link to comment
Avabelle September 3, 2021 Share September 3, 2021 I really enjoyed the third episode with his roommate as the focus. Josh is too draining to watch each episode. I knew that Dax guy was dead the minute his head hit the pavement. Link to comment
chocolatine September 4, 2021 Share September 4, 2021 I usually watch this show while having breakfast, but if I'd known that Lucy Lawless would be vomiting in this episode I would have saved it until the late evening. I found Juno Temple's performance really off-putting. I don't understand what Josh ever saw in Megan or why he's still so hung up over the breakup. Link to comment
HerkyJerky September 10, 2021 Share September 10, 2021 I found ep 7 really fascinating. It’s about how our lives could have turned out a million different ways. 2 Link to comment
chocolatine September 11, 2021 Share September 11, 2021 5 hours ago, HerkyJerky said: I found ep 7 really fascinating. It’s about how our lives could have turned out a million different ways. I especially liked the part where it was Josh who had died instead of Logic's character. Debra Winger was fantastic in those scenes. I've said it before in the Physical thread, but I love that Apple is able to invest in quirky little shows that would never stand a chance on network television. 2 Link to comment
Glade September 18, 2021 Share September 18, 2021 Josh's early pandemic neurosis was so hilarious! I loved it. 2 Link to comment
chocolatine September 18, 2021 Share September 18, 2021 (edited) 18 hours ago, Glade said: Josh's early pandemic neurosis was so hilarious! I loved it. It was very relatable, but I thought he was a dick to his roommate. He *knows* the guy has to continue delivering packages in order to make a living and provide for his daughter, so Josh was out of line for trying to make him feel bad about it. He was also a jerk to his mom, expecting her to bring him all of his meals and snacks while he didn't lift a finger around the house, and he didn't show her any appreciation. I agree that the mom's boyfriend doesn't seem to be a great guy, but it's really not Josh's place to interfere. What his mother said was very poignant about most people not getting a perfect life and making the best of what they do get. Edited September 19, 2021 by chocolatine 1 Link to comment
Glade September 29, 2021 Share September 29, 2021 Ugh, no. If he won't call an ambulance for himself, just call one for him; do not let the narcissist manipulate you out of bed with a fake health emergency Josh! This episode never should have happened, so I stopped watching once they reached the hospital. Link to comment
BetterButter October 2, 2021 Author Share October 2, 2021 Apple cancels Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Mr. Corman Link to comment
chocolatine October 6, 2021 Share October 6, 2021 On 10/2/2021 at 7:26 AM, BetterButter said: Apple cancels Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Mr. Corman That's a shame. I've enjoyed this show a lot more than anything I've seen on network television in the past year. I think JGL is very talented and hope he gets more opportunities to write and direct. 2 Link to comment
possibilities November 10, 2021 Share November 10, 2021 On 9/3/2021 at 8:11 PM, chocolatine said: I'd known that Lucy Lawless would be vomiting in this episode Oh my god! That was Lucy Lawless?!?!?! I somehow thought it was Colleen Dewhurst! On 10/2/2021 at 10:26 AM, BetterButter said: Apple cancels Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Mr. Corman Damn. I binged it today and really loved it. 1 Link to comment
Zonk February 21, 2022 Share February 21, 2022 I'm already annoyed at the first episode and the unrealistic expactations this sets for men. Not only do we constantly have to see men who look like mounds of muscle and get hard in 5s tops in all kinds of hollywood movies and TV shows, no now the men even get actively shamed if they don't get hard in 5s tops. That's just great. Are we trying to achieve gender equality by giving men just as much body dismorphia as women have? That seems like the worst solution to the problem. Dear writers: A lot of men need a bit of foreplay, too. Some need some physical stimulation by themselves or their partner applied directly to the forehead penis. And sometimes, hopefully rarely, it doesn't work at all and that's okay, too. Men are not soulless sex machines, even if media often betrays them like it. Link to comment
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