Another Apple TV+ view of Seth Rogen is a necessary scenes for studio lovers

Two years ago, when Apple TV+ Buddy Comedy “Platonic” appeared for the first time, it looked like a refreshing entertainment in a non -romantic relationship between a man and a woman. I say this because the married couple Francesca Delpanco and Nicholas Stolir TV had no intentionally intended to surrender to an excessive and tiring cup in the ROM-Com/DRAMEDY type, which seemed to be “Platonic” in the beginning. By the end of the first show episode, it became clear that Will and Silvia (The “neighbors”, the two participants, Seth Rogen and Rose Berne) – It will not be two former friends in the college who did not include middle age after the fall – a couple. The lack of this romantic spark (or any kind of physical gravity) was a satisfaction of fun and interesting hypothesis to build on it. There is a lot to extract it from a fun, strange and destructive chaotic friendship, sometimes more than the love story of Cleichoat and Skrin.

After the first season, this fertile chemistry and her friend have proven back and forth among the heroes in the summer of 2023, which is the 2 season now (it is necessary to see the fans of the fans Rogen last The famous Apple TV+ Comedy series, “The Studio”He continues its way down the road full of immorality. Now, Will will marry to marry the CEO and a low -sex dancer, which makes Silvia concern about losing it again, in the same way that she did when she got married for the first time a woman she could not stand. Thus, Silvia is an effort to support the will this time despite seeing clear signs that his new relationship (and potential marriage) is heading towards the disaster. Do you intervene to save him from completing another emotional crisis? Or did she leave the situation playing, hoping to learn from his mistake the second time? Well, somewhat.

Will marriage drama in the second season takes only the lead center for a short period, as the book (Wisdom) is rushing to solve it and provide more space for a more richer and more comprehensive plot. One of the benefits of this approach is that it gives more screen time to supportive characters, allowing their individual arches to come to a complete circle next to our heroes. In this regard, Secret MVP may be the husband of the wonderful lawyer at Silvia Charlie (Luke McVarlin, a charming performance Just as he did in Bruce Stoller), Who fights the middle age/career crisis, which eventually restores his old passion for writing excessive detective novels. His search for loyalty is a muffled and familiar laugh for many of us who were (or still) stuck in the jobs that destroy our souls, even if they provide a reliable source of income.

On the other end of the scale, there is an exotic Silvia friend Katie (Carla Gallo), who enjoys the freedom she gave her recent divorce, living a reckless and dangerous life like lack of tomorrow. (The book of the show is not even ashamed of mocking the fact that she tends to forget her family and that she is my mother.

Do not make mistakes, though, the main attraction here remains the duo that is not defeated in Rogen and Bern. The pair is fully synchronized along a fruitful comic wavelength, providing moments of laughter loudly by dozens. This, of course, is largely dependent on the material they give, and the series’s book is related to the current social and cultural scene in Los Angeles so that it does not seem that the joking and the dissolved do not stop coming. This includes coordinating the “wake up” dialogues in a purposeful way and clear cases only so that they can ridicule them later and circulate for laughter. It is rare for such a self -perceived offer these days that both of them feel sometimes while also mocking his embarrassment. This is a thin walking line that most current comedy refuses to do, and they tend towards a more healthy tone in the political point of view or multiply on one inappropriate without shame.

Undoubtedly, the fun is the engine that drives “Platonic”. But under a prominent joke and screaming, there is some real and thoughtful depth that leads to some light self -meditation. Whether it is Silvia’s desire to get out of her housewife/the role of the mother full time after 13 years, even if it is just a job from time to time in planning parties, or Woe’s inability to put his chaotic life instead of disruption in one of his friends ’homes every time he wins something, the series always includes some harsh facts under the end of the end of the party. Sometimes, to recognize misery patterns and dissatisfaction, we need to take a closer look at people who surround ourselves, as well as looking at inside. To do this, the exhibition book often raises the issue of whether the friendship of Will and Silvia is more harmful than beneficial to their personal lives. Of course, it is left for us to decide since these two permanently broke the end of the series.

But the truth is, as long as one of them is open to constructive criticism and advice on how to improve himself and accept the other person with all its disadvantages, there is always a field for reconciliation and maintaining friendship and good performance. If there is any deep message that you should take from “Platonism” to what is behind its pure recreational value, regardless of the extent of our lives in our lives, we can always find a supportive person who can help us in balance, all while putting him in riding and enjoying the most strange moments with us.

“Platonism” is currently flowing on Apple TV+.