"Forever" on Prime. I think its brilliant.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forever_%282018_TV_series%29?wprov=sfla1

We watched it all tonight. It is so unusual. I loved it by the end. Reviews mixed. I don't think they connected to what was there.

Anybody else watch?

[Control-Z]

1. K&R&Bookmarking

to come back to in the morning.

[Upthevibe]

2. I hadn't heard of it but I'm adding it to my list...

I love the cast. Thanks for the heads up.

[matt819]

3. Nope

I couldn’t get through the jazz music of the first few minutes.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

6. the music is wildly eclectic.

Its bound to hit something you like eventually. Or you may dislike odd generally. It is odd. All of it. I call that charm.

[retread]

10. I was in the kitchen when my wife started watching and the music gave me chills.

[Silver Gaia]

4. I was thinking of watching it.

Now I will definitely check it out. Thanks!

[hlthe2b]

5. Me too...I wait for reviews before starting anything new...

[hlthe2b]

7. Just watched the whole thing... Initially slow to get into, but I liked it at the end...

Sort of clever, actually...

[SleeplessinSoCal]

8. Very clever I thought. one missed opportunity for me... *SPOILER ALERT

The "Andre and Sarah" episode I thought they were going to wind up as neighbors. But the actual ending with the appearance of June was a stunner. It elevated the whole series to classic IMHO.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

9. lovely little review from WaPo.

“Forever”

(Amazon, Friday, Sept. 14) Not long after I started watching this exquisite eight-episode dramedy from Alan Yang (“Master of None”) and Matt Hubbard, I realized why the folks at Amazon have been so intent on keeping a lid on its central premise. It seems like a show about two nice, normal suburban yuppies named Oscar and June Hoffman (SNL chums Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph, in fine form) who are stuck in a marital rut. Then, in a major swerve, “Forever” becomes a much deeper and almost philosophical look at the concept of eternal love. Seeking to shake things up, the Hoffmans skip their annual vacation at their lake house and go to a ski resort instead. The trip changes the course of their lives profoundly — at first for the better, until June realizes she’s still dissatisfied being with Oscar. Not only is “Forever” one of the best shows of the year, I’d make it mandatory viewing for couples considering marriage.