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‘Am I Being Unreasonable’ to Question Everything in Its Third & Final Season
Reason is as reason does in 'Am I Being Unreasonable's third and final season.
Am I Being Unreasonable?
Daisy May Cooper asks the ultimate question.
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Mayhem, Murder & Hilarity Define Season 2 of 'Am I Being Unreasonable?'
The deranged dramedy Am I Being Unreasonable? has returned in all its dysfunctional glory, dropping all episodes of a second season that manages to outpace the first. The second season action starts minutes after Season 1's conclusion at Alex’s memorial, except now Nic is bolting out of
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'Am I Being Unreasonable?' Sets a Sensible Season 2 Premiere Date
The BBC and the press have bemoaned the lack of successful comedies from the U.K.'s public production studios in the past few years. Most of these have focused on the "easily offended" crowd and other nonsense as if one needs to be offensive to be
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'Am I Being Unreasonable' Returns with a Season 2 Trailer
The extremely dark and funny Am I Being Unreasonable? is one of those comedies that people forget when discussing the sitcom as an endangered species. A slightly deranged comedy from the team of Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizli (This Country), the series embodies the new type of comedy that&
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'Am I Being Unreasonable' Season 2 Is a 'This Country' Reunion
Like most U.K. shows that Hulu picks up on its own without the marketing of Disney+, Am I Being Unreasonable? did not make much of an impact when it debuted in 2023. The title didn't help; named after the British version of Reddit's AITA advice
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Hulu’s 'Am I Being Unreasonable?' Asked & Answered
Even after some research and watching the trailer, it wasn’t clear what to expect from the BBC’s Am I Being Unreasonable?, which Hulu picked up the rights to in early 2023. Was it a comedy? A thriller? In a word, yes. The marketing hinted at essences of Single
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Hulu Picks Up BBC Comedy 'Am I Being Unreasonable?"
Even in the time of Web 3.0, there's nothing like a simple message board to attract readers. Here in the states, the most popular seems to be Reddit's famous AITA (Am I The [Expletive]?), the letters from which regularly go viral. In the U.K.