It was slow and methodical compared to the witty and zingy first two series. Very like laugh out loud moments, gone were there fun filled late 20s and early 30s and now shit is real. It was a true to life depiction of a couple in their late 30s and it was fairly raw. It could easily just have been itâs own standalone show as opposed to linked to master of none as there was very little linking it to the first two series.
I enjoyed it. Well made - real life. I miss Devâs pasta but itâs still quirky in its own way.
If they put it up as a stand alone show, they would have lost 50% of viewers in the first 5-8 minutes of season 3 episode 1. It improved marginally from there imo
Does you not like the lazer beams?
OMG
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OMFG I knew this would happen when we saw him in that Vietnam Camp 
That was a lovely little double bluff in itself as to which lad was Silver.
The ponytail was a lovely fake out
I predict Silver is gonna be Miguelâs father.
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Cman, it was a very droll sequence of scenes.
Lookit - when your life revolves around a toddler climbing and shitting, a dog puking on the carpet and a cat meowing at all hours to get in/out â This was relatively light viewing.
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Next door have an automatic cat flap.
No Norman 
Got hacked by Colombians, stay alert guys.
It was exactly like this.
SBS Language | Can your credit card details be stolen through your Netflix account?
Sex/Life.
Watch it with the missus.
Thank me later. Honrale.
Two episodes in so far. Decent watch.
âThe Serpentâ
Extensively discused elsewhere when it was on BBC⌠Excellent show with some of the most odious characters ever seen on tv
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Excellent show this. Somos.
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Just starting on The Shield on Amazon Prime cc @Fulvio_From_Aughnacloy
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Itâs unreal
Vic Mackey was some operator.
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