I've been doing online dating for awhile and am also mildly autistic (woooooo). For me personally, online dating works but almost primarily for casual dating, though I did meet a girlfriend on it (we broke up but that was me, not her, and not her fault at all). I like the structure of it and that I don't have to go up…

Absolutely. I was delighted she popped up here (and was bummed Dev and she didn't hit it off).

Master of None's class politics are…MEDIOCRE (think an Immortan Joe voice here) but I think I've already adapted to what Ansari does here. Master of None is this fascinating mixture of "lifestyle/foodie porn" with nuanced discussions of dating, religion, race and gender, and I think I already have absorbed that I'm…

He also in Indians On TV won't do an accent during an audition (which is totally a good call) but will HAPPILY do one for a Perfect Strangers remake where he could get Friends money (and is pissed his friend won't do the accent). Dev has liberal-left principles about politics and gender, but the writing also shows…

Yeah, I totally understood both of their reactions and thats one of the things I love about Master of None: it gets how dating can just feel like a series of misinterpretations of behavior and interest.

That was just a great gag about politics and sex intersecting in funny ways. Aziz saying "Okay I guess that does reflect poorly on me" made me burst out laughing.

My parents were massive fans as it first aired and have distinct memories of the point where it just became painful to watch.

"She told me to MAKE IT YOURSELF! I got scared, man."

I've always assumed he just had it around. No wonder he can give 20,000 to Arturo.

"Oh never you mind…"

Jeez Online Dating Amirite?

That push is exactly the kind of curious, slightly disinterested thing my cats would do, like "Oh go on."

Holy shit that's genius.

This is me being dumb but how was he getting the money again? People were just giving it to him for the ATM?

Fuller and Green have mastered that kind of peculiar dreamlike Gaiman dialogue. "That is me?" "That is you."

Good point. I haven't been in many romantic relationships -like I had my first girlfriend ever a few months ago and I broke it off because I just wasn't feeling what I probably SHOULD feel. I mean I should adjust my expectations but it's not good to be relieved when they leave after a weekend either. Should I expect…

This is my exact same thought. The show raises so many of my own doubts and issues with dating right now and kind of reminds me of how bored and frustrated I can feel with hookup culture (then I go right back to swiping). It's also so romantic and bittersweet too. I sometimes feel like thats fallen out of fashion in…

I think it ends on its own kind of a cliffhanger but yeah it wraps up at least some of the original season 2 cliffhangers.

Myers I think does some decent acting when he's realizing how much everything's changed in thirty years and looks just sort of lost and embarrassed.

Yeah Dr. Evil was the funniest part for me as I got older and rewatched it - he's a much weirder and more idiosyncratic character than Austin could be at least in the first one. Also the Mustafa clip is still insanely funny. "Yes. Alive…very badly burnt, yes."