Sadly Over-hyped

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

Perfection of a show at its best. It has heart, it has soul, it has laughs and thats just the beggining. Season two literally changed my life. Okay not literally..it just changed my list of fave shows and put this one at the top BUT it literally is the best season ever made. I keep watching and rewatching it and I have no intention of ever stopping. Where my season three already? DiGiorno!

On Netflix I swiped happily past Master of None a number of times to be honest; maybe even more than I'd care to admit. I ran out of shows to watch, so I sat down and began a tour of love, anger, and despair like no other thing I've witnessed the last couple of years.The show centers around Dev (Aziz Ansari) who's a celebrity actor with a severe case of minuscule 'c'. The show throws you directly into Dev's love life, and makes you feel every emotion that he goes through, as the normally energetic and happy Dev meets the obstacles of a struggling actor, a uncertain love life, and the everyday problems of family and friends.The show and the themes of the show are so relatable that it almost hurts to watch it at times. Especially the themes of family in the first season and an unapologetic, uncertain love in the second season.I was hooked from the first episode, as the show seemed a bit quirky, but original. After watching the entirety of the first season I indulged myself with the second season, which is a masterpiece. Aziz Ansari and Alessandra Mastronardi are both amazing throughout the second season and their chemistry is uncanny.To sum it all up is 'Master of None' a masterpiece unlike no other show. Never has a show made me cry and laugh as much whilst staying as original, beautiful and raw. A wholehearted recommendation from a happy binge- watcher.

Pussy begging beta males, getting constantly trodden on and screwed around by women. This show had a lot of potential.I can't watch this kind of nonsense anymore.Weak, beta men and promiscuous women, is the over riding theme for this show.This is a sad era for mankind.Made it unbearable in spite of the humor.

I had read the impressive reviews on Master Of None, so I was very interested watching this. It was supposed to be something of a New Era where old comic laws are no longer valid. But seriously, I was actually shocked by how many jokes were based on so called "culture and race" differences on Indians versus whites. So that with Aziz (purposely?) speaking with heavy Indian accent I really didn't get the point. I found it embarrassing. Next to this the plots were really nothing special.