The Kominsky Method: Season 1

"The Kominsky Method's broad, formulaic humor undercuts any poignancy in the show's portrayal of men in their twilight."

"At its most basic, it grants the viewer solace in opening themselves to the unglamorous emotional chapters life foists upon us..."

"Seeing these two Oscar-winning actors play off each other is like an acting workshop in itself."

"[Alan Arkin and Michael Douglas] are delivering some of the best work of their long and distinguished careers..."

"Where The Kominsky Method aims to paint a humane portrait of aging and masculinity and companionship, it can't help but render those qualities as being inherently threatened by the rest of the world."

"Uneven but enjoyable..."

"A significant improvement over Lorre's first single-camera Netflix comedy."

"Snarky but personable..."

"Follows its own winning methodology."

"The laughs, it is true, are of the genial variety and no funny bones will be endangered."

"Even with prestige trappings, The Kominsky Method just feels cheap."

"As a portrait of ageing masculinity and friendship, it's wonderful... Other characters don't fare much better."

"Creator Chuck Lorre hits a career high..."

"The Kominsky Method gives us hope and laughter."