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You're the Worst |OT| a great FXX comedy - Season 2 premieres Sept 9th

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Another good one tonight. I'm glad they gave some material to his roommate and her friend to flesh out their characters a little.
 
Episode three. Holy film grain Batman. They laid it on real think in this episode. Too much. This isn't Zack Snyder's 300.

And that ending. I clapped 10 times.
 

RatskyWatsky

Hunky Nostradamus
Oh god, Gretchen's apartment! And her desktop with folders everywhere and porn viruses! lol

oh yeah and by the way
borderlands isn't a war game
 
I really liked the visual creativity with the letterboxing and editing style that happened when our hip crew is being followed by the full-on hipsters.

Very enjoyable once again.
 

Linius

Member
Loool, what a transition for Thomas Middleditch. Going from Richard in Silicon Valley to this hipster douche guest role. Really liked the episode :lol
 
- Andy Greenwald's 'Summer TV Winners and Losers' in praise of You're the Worst:
WINNER: You’re the Worst
WINNER: Chris Geere and Aya Cash
WINNER: Chemistry
WINNER: All of Us

Am I overdoing it? Perhaps. But no comedy in recent memory has filled me with happiness like You’re the Worst. It’s a tart rom-com about two awful people falling into some highly sexualized version of like. But here’s the secret: All that hilarious vinegar is there only to cover the show’s sticky, sweet heart. Chris Geere and Aya Cash, who play the central assholes (Jimmy, an entitled, unpopular British novelist, and Gretchen, a slovenly publicist), pop together like fireworks and, when you strip away the cat stealing, day drinking, and genital spitting, their relationship is really no different from those that have fueled all classic sitcoms: two nonsensical people who make sense only together. Early episodes leaned heavily on the stars — which is fine, their backs are sturdy and their timing tight — but the show has improved as it’s fleshed out the supporting cast, particularly Desmin Borges’s gentle war-vet roommate and Brandon Mychal Smith as Gretchen’s Odd Future–y client. Creator Stephen Falk, who did time in the writers’ rooms of Orange Is the New Black and Weeds, has said he wrote You’re the Worst as a kind of cleansing corrective, to get all the bad mojo of years of sitcom development hell out of his system. But it never feels like a purge. Instead, it’s a bawdy celebration of all the beautiful, stupid, gross, foolish, and fantastic things we’re willing to do for sex, love, and friendship — or, at the very least, for a really good cocktail in the middle of the day.
 

Seesaw15

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I'm calling it right now. Greatest first season of a comedy ever. Six episodes in and not a bad one in the bunch. The leads are fantastic and they've even managed to make the wacky sidekicks human. Really happy with the show hope FX doesn't pull a Terriers on this one(I don't know how its doing ratings wise).
 
Just watched last week and tonight's episode back to back - the show is killing right now. Hilarious and oddly poignant.

By the way, the brief snippet of a track at the end is Curtain Call by Steel Phantoms.
 

woodchuck

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Really enjoying this show. The leads have great chemistry together.

And there's something really hot about her the married best friend
 
Showing the trail of destroyed lives left by Gretchen and Jimmy was a great way of making you want them to be together for the safety of the general public. And their great chemistry.

Also Becca = Korra. Mind blown.
 
"I think women are intimidated by me because I have mean cartoon eyebrows."

"One time I was at a rave, and I stared at a strobe light so long that I forgot how to whistle."

Another good one tonight.
 

Dan

No longer boycotting the Wolfenstein franchise
"I’m an adult male in my thirties, so yeah"

The cut to the cardboard Sandra Bernhard during the threesome was fantastic.

This show has grown on me, although I'm still frequently thrown off by the often exaggerated acting and staging, and loose continuity (in editing, not plot). And sometimes it's terrifying, like that Sunday Funday episode, which was funny, but oh god, I recognize those people as existing in real life.
 

beat

Member
Any other Community fans watching this show? I really feel like the two leads on YTW are like what would happen if Jeff and Britta got together.
 

xrnzaaas

Member
I love this show :)

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Linius

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Haha, that smile was so good.

WHAT?! The joke is on you

Any other Community fans watching this show? I really feel like the two leads on YTW are like what would happen if Jeff and Brittany got together.

I can see what you mean yeah. They were going over relationships the same way.
 
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