agabel12 I think this show is... if anything, real. The characters are genuine and dynamic - BUT! WAIT!!! They're TOO 'normal' or 'average' or dare I say "boring".... welllllll most people are a little boring. This doesn't make them any less interesting to watch, because boring doesn't mean they don't have something to say. You need to watch it for the interactions, authentic dialogue in a variety of settings and awkward situations. Such is life. Some have said it's "boring" or "unwatchable" and there should be more "excitement" which I don't fully understand.... What do you expect from a show that focuses on relationships and the concept that "love isn't *easy*" to involve? Paternity tests? Violent murders? Dragons? There's tons of that already. This is something new: it's looking into complex relationships in a really simple and relatable way. Also, by complex relationships I mean: feminists becoming hookers, open marriages, the-one-that-got-away appearing on the doorstep of the apartment you share with your partner, happy couples seeking a third on Tinder, affluent neighbours coming together to become Big Brother, and lots and lots and LOTS of sex) - I mean these don't sound like boring storylines to me but hey. I like it, so I'm biased. I think it's easy to watch and it's not afraid to broach taboo subjects, like say - 'gang-bang fantasies', and maybe some don't like to see what's behind the curtain. For someone like me who likes slow books and films that don't have you on the edge of your seat, desperate to reach the "big fight scene" - but have you there to watch, to enjoy, to think, to question.

isa-rabello (season 2 spoilers? i guess?) Just awful. I remember i liked the 1st season. This second season is the most cringe worthy thing I ever seen. It keeps making this effort to sound edgy and inclusive, when it really just keeps spreading some gigantic BS. The series keep talking about feminism, like the movement is individuality, sexuality, and self centered empowerment. Nothing about rights, and struggle, and the community. There's even this sketch of a sex worker that puts down other's women's point of view, giving the idea, if your not up to sex working you are conservative. It was painful to watch, too bad, the series had potential.

Ersbel Oraph I usually get bored at the TV series format. A short script made long to fit one, hopefully two seasons when there probably wasn't enough material for the 90 minutes of a feature film. With easy things are different. I get back to the old series where the theme was bounding the episodes together and not the same cast chasing their own tail waiting for the season finale to shout "Gotcha!" The episodes are independent here.The acting is also surprisingly natural. Usually the TV series get the ones who failed in movies. That combined with the diluted story and everything is fine if you go take the water out of the fridge as not much has changed. And in Easy things are beyond screen natural and almost like watching the people at the next table in a restaurant at lunch.This is about snapshots. There aren't true stories in. Finally the snapshots are about today. As even movies seem to have a board of old white men who want to resonate with the story, meaning action set for "now" is happening more like 20 years ago. Easy is about today: phone apps and all.Contact me with Questions, Comments or Suggestions ryitfork @ bitmail.ch

jasha89 Obviously highly inspired by far better online series turned HBO jewel "High Maintenance", "Easy" takes us on a leisure ride through everyday lives of some usually ordinary people. With the same concept of loosely connected characters throughout the season we have a little window into hopes, wishes, challenges and often relatable problems that the characters face.Every episode is a story of it's own, in my opinion, worth watching. However, High Maintenance is a superior show because of at least two reasons. First one is that it always has one more character that contributes to the story, and that's the city itself. Yes, it often depicts people just making conversation in apartments but New York is always present, effecting the narrative with it's presence. The other one is the dialogue which is much more constructed and even though it's casually presented great work is lurking behind the scenes to make it seem so effortless. In "Easy" there is more of an improvisational tone, which shows, and can be admired because it hits the mark more often than not, but lacks the depth that the other show has. Nevertheless, it's an easy watch (no pun intended, I swear) and I trust you will find enjoyment along the way.