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Not the urban dictionary definition   of Netflix and chill oh biko!

Aziz Ansari (Tom Haverford in Parks and Recreation) with Alan Yang; has a TV series titled Master of None; the series premiered last Friday 6th November. And since Netflix is  of Marathons, I downloaded the entire first season by Saturday and I finished it yesterday.
Ehnywaayyy
The show is nothing short of amazing; well that's if you are into selective humor. (If you like New Girl you should like this too. And speaking of New Girl thankfully FOX network has renewed the show for Season 5, whoop can't wait )

Master of None is basically about a regular Indian (colored guy) dealing with life's situations and challenges; some sweet some sour.
It consists of 10 episodes, about 28 to 30 minutes run time. I love Episode 10...

With love, theInspiredCutiee 
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  1. John adrian23 May 2018 at 08:51

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