A Man on the Inside - Netflix show with Ted Danson

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Binge watching it with my elderly mother (my dad died just a few yearws ago).

It is lovely and funny. It gets 90 percent rotten tomatoes and I can see why.

I love Ted Danson. What a career. I think I will go back and watch some Cheers episodes and introduce them to my teenagers.

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Anonymous wrote:I watched it within in one night

the show creator absolutely has actors he loves working with who obviously like working with him as well

I loved when Janet showed up

And I just figured out why the husband looked familiar ;P

I could probably watch Ted Danson read a phone book. I just love him!

His voice is so soothing. I'm enjoying his podcast.

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Thanks PP. Didnt know he had one. Will listen.

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I keep meaning to listen. It’s with Woody, right? It sounds like woody shows up when he pleases. I think it’s awesome that they are friends all these years later

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Anonymous wrote:I was looking forward to it's debut, thought it looked cute and funny, love Ted Danson, was ready to love it. But I didn't. Stupid.

Ditto. I watched two episodes because I really wanted to love it (love Ted Danson, love the Good Place team) but it was just boring

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Anonymous wrote:I stopped watching after second episode. I wasn’t feeling it. Couple days ago I went back and gave it another try and glad I did. I enjoyed it and look forward to the next season.

Yeah, this is kinda what I did. I likednit at first, but I slowly watched it when I needed something light. I really enjoyed it!

OK, you guys convinced me to try it again (I also stopped after 2 episodes). The Good Place is one of my favorite all time shows.

It was just kind of hard for me because my mom lived many years in a memory care facility - it makes me sad.

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Anonymous wrote:Can’t believe no one has mentioned Gloria!! Are you all too young?

My DH recognized her immediately, I did not.

We are a few episodes in and I love this so much.

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Anonymous wrote:Can’t believe no one has mentioned Gloria!! Are you all too young?

My DH recognized her immediately, I did not.

We are a few episodes in and I love this so much.

Nobody watched Gilmore Girls?

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My husband and I loved it as did my 86 year old parents.

I recognized Sally Struthers right away because of watching All in the Family with my parents as a kid lol. And the sad kids commercials.

If you were bored the first few episodes try a few more.

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Adding, my 86 yo parents were very relieved the show didn't make the cast into caricatures of old folks.

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Season 2 is out. Anyone watching?

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Anonymous wrote:Season 2 is out. Anyone watching?

Yes. It’s very light and lightly plotted, like last season, but kind of enjoyable in the same low key way. No violence, no suspense. Amusing and soothing.

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I loved season 1. And love Ted Danson. His podcast is the best.

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Anonymous wrote:Season 2 is out. Anyone watching?

Yes - already binged. I'm sad my kids will never know about Sam & Diane, but they truly don't care.
Like I don't care about 6-7. Anyway Ted Danson is a treasure.

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I am watching this show today.

It's like an Only Murders in the Building but I love the nursing/retirement/assisted living home setting.

I'm in my 60s and it makes me sort of sanguine about the idea of abandoning this freaking giant 19 room property for a cool room with housekeeping, I've always liked hotel rooms, but we have to get my son and my foreign DIL here first, and that unhappily doesn't seem like it's a promising prospect today.

The show itself is very lighthearted but can also make you cry. And I love seeing Sally Struthers again.