Oh Jerome, No

Cringe-inducing yet sharply observed, it feels like watching friends make messy, self-absorbed choices with uncomfortable honesty.

A quiet, wandering drift through strangers' lives, funny and sad at once, leaving you fond of people you barely meet.

A cringe-inducing, hilarious spiral of petty conflicts that escalates into nerve-wracking absurdity, leaving you both amused and exhausted.

A cringe-comedy of awkward encounters, watching a deluded man flail through LA dating while the show quietly aches for him.

A sharp, cringe-funny ensemble comedy that mines quiet desperation and Hollywood delusion for laughs, with a surprisingly tender core.

A wry, melancholy comedy that quietly unsettles as it explores identity and dissatisfaction.

A wry, breezy sitcom about refusing to grow up, mixing light laughs with a quiet ache of middle age.

A loose, self-mocking hangout that mixes crude laughs with sudden pangs of family sadness.

A cringe-comedy where two friends push social boundaries, making you squirm and laugh at their audacious antics.

A gently absurd, oddly moving ramble through city streets and strangers' lives, where digressions become the point and awkward honesty feels weirdly comforting.

A breezy, joke-dense ensemble comedy that pokes fun at flailing middle-aged masculinity while staying affectionate toward its hapless characters.

A sprawling, humane ensemble drama that balances bleak institutional cruelty with warm, funny, deeply human character studies.