A solid follow up to season 1, though it didn't have quite the explosive moments of the final 3 episodes of season 1. Alex is still a bit hard to believe in how outrageously inconsistent she is (how did she maintain this same job for 15 years straight before this), but I thought Laura was a strong addition. Everything is overdramatized and turned up to 11, but the characters still bring some strong moments home. Steve Carell had some fantastic scenes and made episode 7 the highlight of the season.
The season starts out pretty slowly, but the second half is binge-worthy material which raises some questions which aren't so easily answered. Looking forward to more.
This season feels like a bunch of mini-stories and the writers didn't know how to end. Pretty disappointing.
I feel like with this season they wanted to make a point towards cancel culture but they actually didn't know/understand anything about it because the whole thing just felt vague, boring and honestly kinda weird... This makes me so sad cuz I enjoyed season 1 SO much but this season is just very disapointing.
But anyways, I'll always be there for Jennifer Aniston doing anything and Reese Witherspoon playing a woman on a lesbian relationship (also to me that was so funny to watch because I feel like Reese is the straightest woman that has ever walked on earth lol)
Shout by nataliaBlockedParent2021-11-19T18:27:06Z
so much better than season one