A group of friends, New York City, diversities and a series of crazy situations to make you laugh.
How can we not think of Seinfeld or Friends if we mention one comedy serieslocated in NY, where there is a group of friends who live a lot of funny situations? The branding of both shows practically made it impossible for similar sitcoms to emerge or be successful.
However, Netflix took on the challenge and decided to give it a chance Master of Nonea series that has one of the classic formats of North American television, but with a completely modern look and appropriate to the times and social problems we are currently experiencing.
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What Master of None is about, Netflix comedy
The original comedy series Netflix, “Master of None” follows the story of Dev, played by Aziz Ansaria young 32-year-old actor who seek success in show business as he faces the challenges of his daily life in New York.
Throughout the 10-episode first season, we see Dev confront various situations with friendscomedians, casual dates, family members, and people from the entertainment industry, exploring topics such as race, unwanted pregnancy, parenthood, and cultural exchange.
Along with Dev, his friends Brian and Denise, played by Kelvin Yu, a character of Taiwanese descent, and an African-American lesbian respectively, add layers of diversity and perspective to the narrative. The series, created by Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang, is produced by Dave Becky and David Miner.
Trailer for Master of None, Netflix comedy
Cast of Master of None, Netflix comedy
- Aziz Ansari
- Noel Wells
- Lena Waithe
- Eric Wareheim
- Kelvin Yu
- Todd Barry
- Shoukath Ansari
- H. Jon Benjamin
- Danielle Brooks
- Ilfenesh Hadera
- Fatima Ansari
- Danielle Davenport
- Condola Rashad
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I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
