There are two lies at play in “Four Goddamn More Days,” a big one and an even bigger one. The first is that Gretchen…
“You should be with her. She’s gonna do something dumb.”
Sunday Funday has always been a bit of a misnomer. The holiday’s eponymous song might promise raucous celebration…
After all the bareknuckle fights, the back-and-forth about commitment, the big depression spiral, the break-ups, and…
“A Very Good Boy” has the unfortunate task of establishing various storylines that will play out the rest of the final…
You’re The Worst has always excelled at maneuvering between different tones. One minute it can be a nasty comedy that…
You’re The Worst is a love story between two people who don’t subscribe to conventional ideas of love, but, as I’ve…
After last week’s riff on 90s films, You’re The Worst returns with a “standard” episode, one that prominently features…
It’s summer 1997. Aspiring filmmaker Jake (Morgan Krantz) works at a run-of-the-mill video store where he stews in…
From the beginning, You’re The Worst was about a relationship between two toxic people who need each other to discover…
The better choice is almost always the uncomfortable choice. Awareness might be half the battle, but actual…
You’re The Worst has had a generally rocky season this year for a few reasons—the separation of the core ensemble, a…
One of You’re The Worst’s best qualities is its ability to juggle and maneuver between extreme tones. From the very…
“A Bunch Of Hornballs” might be a noisier episode of You’re The Worst than usual—a $6,000 lavish divorce party and a…
Near the beginning of “Not A Great Bet,” Gretchen pulls into the driveway of her family home, walks inside to the…
You’re The Worst has frequently excelled at introducing broad premises and deepening them so slowly and effectively…
Last week, I expressed some doubts about the decision to keep Jimmy and Gretchen apart during this season of You’re The…
After four episodes, it’s become clearer what Stephen Falk and company want to accomplish with this new season of You’re…
“It’s pathetic to live in anything but the truth,” Jimmy tells Bert (Raymond J. Berry), his crusty retiree friend, near…
With more scripted television programs in production than ever before, it follows that there are now a wider range of…
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