The Kominsky Method

The Kominsky Method

Not above a little schmaltz and so it was not until the fifth episode that I began to feel the pull of its charms. Douglas and Arkin work well together to depict worlds and points of view that are now almost extinct, and whose East Coast equivalent milieu was, half a century before this, already shown as a shrinking oasis in BYE BYE BRAVERMAN (1968), then from a young actor’s viewpoint in NEXT STOP, GREENWICH VILLAGE (1976), and from an even earlier perspective in DINER (1982, but set in 1959). - Full Review

One episode only

Great comedy series, first 2 seasons brilliant, 3rd a bit behind but still laughable and thoughtful.

The first two seasons are strong, the third sags brutally. Obviously it's hard to work around a main character not being available anymore, but their Plan B was pretty terrible.

Not bad but pretty formulaic. Season 3 in particular was very uninspired.

Based off of the first episode, might have improved but I doubt it.

S1:80 S2:85 S3:80

Arkin is great, but.. meh.