Why Are You Like This

The first time I watched this I had to cringe and laugh the same way I did at The Office because these characters and stories of "woke" millennials trying to make their way in the world are so abrasive but at the same time so true. The constant efforts to do right right in an ill defined world provides a wonderful landscape into what it means to be young today. Loved the show and can't wait for season 2.

I would just like to point out to all the people ranting about representation that one of the three creators of the show is a Muslim. It's not an agenda, and it's certainly not Netflix's agenda, because they had nothing to do with the concept or the writing. One Muslim character is not intended to represent the entire religion any more than the mostly Christian cast of virtually every Western show is intended to represent Christianity. And if you think this characterization defames Muslims in the eyes of the western world, you're wrong. It humanizes them. And that's what crushes stereotypes. Muslims are individuals; are they not?

Genuinely funny, witty, self deprecating comedy that has its finger on the pulse and is completely of its time. The plot and characters could not exist outside Melbourne in the 20. I genuinely laughed. Adored the set and wardrobe, especially the absolutely beautiful home and furniture in Mia And Austin's house is an absolute dream.

I am looking forward to more! Queer and sex-positive and quirky. Fantastic.

I really enjoyed the character of Austin and want to know what happens next.

This is a hilarious and fresh take on modern comedy. All the characters are awful, ridiculous very much watchable.