Jemima Kirke

Though Rooney attempts to offer psychological and philosophical insights, such efforts fail through the medium of Oliver and Alwyn’s flat affection.

One of the third season’s greatest strengths is its incredibly likable and multidimensional side characters; they are the ones who allow the show to truly become something special.

A deaf-mute walks into a convent — it sounds like the beginning of a bad dad joke. Instead, it is the premise of a movie more humorous and inappropriate than anything your father might ever utter.