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Hello Tomorrow! is a ten half-hour episode  dramedy TV series with the first three episodes streaming on February 17, 2023 on Apple TV+.      

Set in a retro-future world, “Hello Tomorrow!” centers around a group of traveling salesmen hawking lunar timeshares. Billy Crudup stars as Jack, a salesman of great talent and ambition, whose unshakeable faith in a brighter tomorrow inspires his coworkers, revitalizes his desperate customers, but threatens to leave him dangerously lost in the very dream that sustains him.
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Billy Crudup as Jack Billings, a smart and driven lunar timeshare salesman at Brightside Lunar Residences, who fervently hopes for a better, brighter, technologically advanced tomorrow.
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Jacki Weaver as Barbara Billings
Haneefah Wood as Shirley Stedman
Nicholas Podany as Joey Shorter
Dewshane Williams as Herb Porter
Hank Azaria as Eddie Sharples
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Alison Pill as Myrtle Mayburn, an unhappy customer
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Matthew Maher as Lester Costopolous
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Hello Tomorrow!         February 17, 2023      Apple TV+

Episodes 1-3     Titles and Descriptions

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S01.E01: Your Brighter Tomorrow, Today
Take it from Jack Billings: The life you’ve always wanted is just one great deal away.

S01.E02: Great Salesmen Make Their Own Turf
Believe it or not, 99% of sales are decided on first impressions. So look sharp, know your stuff, and don’t let the pressure get to you.

S01.E03: A Traveling Salesman Travels
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Funny how doing what’s best for those we love sometimes means saying goodbye to them.

I didn't hate it, but it does have some major flaws. It was pretty obvious from the get-go that the lunar real estate is a scam, but not even Shirley, who seems to be otherwise very smart, has caught on to it.

The "retro-futuristic world" is interesting, but it's weird how some technologies are super advanced (levitating and self-driving vehicles, robots) and others not at all (no cell phones or LCD screens).

I also don't buy that Joey is completely oblivious that Jack is his father. He must have come across an old picture of Jack at some point, and also some kind of paperwork - his own birth certificate, parents' marriage license, title of the house - so he would have at least known what his father's name is (unless Jack changed it after he left). Plus, Jack's mother seems to have lived in the same town the entire time, and seemed eager to have a relationship with her grandson, so she would have been in Joey's life in some capacity.

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I’ve watched 2 eps. It’s bizarre that the one woman was crushed by the delivery truck and it doesn’t amount to anything beyond having to fix the garage door. I never watched Mad Men, which this kind of reminds of in overall theme, so I don’t know how much Mad Men focused on charlatans. That’s not a winning hook for me. Aside from the look and feel and set design, nothing really is appealing so far. 

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