There's a lot of 10/10 reviews, Alan Arkin is a gem as always, there's a lot of big stars popping in and out, it's got great writing and a great supporting cast, but I find it amusing that Michael Douglas, who, of all things, plays an acting coach, gives such a stiff and overacted performance. It almost ruins the series, at least for the first season. We give full credit for dropping any sort of laugh track, but I must say, whoever did audio for this series needs to go back to being a soundman at the local folk club, because there are so many mistakes, especially with specific ambiences, (i.e. There is NONE in a church, it all sounds close mic'd). Same goes for editing, scenes seem cut with nail clippers. Forgiving these mistakes, it's still a fun romp and a worthy viewing.
Review of The Kominsky Method
