Paul Rudd finally meets his match in first look at Netflix's Living With Yourself

By Sam Barsanti  |  August 22, 2019 | 6:59pm
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Paul Rudd finally meets his match in first look at Netflix's Living With Yourself

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In an apparent nod to the fact that there’s nobody as effortlessly charming or adorkably handsome as Paul Rudd, Netflix is set to release a new TV series where a guy played by Paul Rudd is quietly replaced by an all-around better guy who is… also played by Paul Rudd. Titled Living With Yourself, the show will mark Rudd’s first leading role in a TV series, and Netflix just announced in a press release that it’ll be available on October 18. In more specific terms, the show is about a man who is “struggling in life” and turns to a “novel spa treatment” for help, only to realize he’s been replaced by a “new and improved” version of himself—meaning Rudd will play both cool/better Paul Rudd and lame/uglier Paul Rudd. We don’t have a trailer yet, but Netflix has released some teaser images for us to write sarcastic comments under.

Up above you’ll see one of the Rudds arguing about with the other Rudd about his stack of money, and below this you’ll see a Rudd snapping a selfie with his wife (Aisling Bea).

Below this is Rudd looking sad, reading a card. What does the card say? Probably something about being replaced by a better version of yourself.

Here’s a weird, purple room with two Rudds in it. Here’s a tip: If you ever find yourself in a weird room like this, you’re living in some kind of magical-realism universe and you need to leave.

Here’s a more normal room with two Rudds in it. Based on the pose, they’re both looking at something offscreen. Maybe a third Paul Rudd?

Finally, here’s a normal stroll on a rainy sidewalk. Rudd’s kind of making a face. He does that a lot.

 
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