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'Four Seasons' Season 2 Review: Tina Fey's Netflix Series Struggles With Tone and Direction

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Ben Travers

3d ago· 7 min readenReview

Summary

A review of the second season of 'Four Seasons,' the Tina Fey Netflix series. The article discusses how the show's sophomore effort struggles to find its footing, caught between comedic moments and heavier dramatic themes. While many TV series improve in their second season by learning from early missteps, this series remains in limbo, unable to fully commit to either its humorous or its more serious inclinations. The review critiques the show's uneven tone and narrative direction.

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The chance to pivot into plots and dynamics that are working (while pivoting away from ones that aren't) is part of what makes serialized TV so thrilling.
The oft-traveling friend group star in a second season that's too often caught between escaping into laughter and wallowing in hardship.
So many so-so first seasons are followed up with dynamite sophomore efforts — precisely because the creators learned from what they tried initially and got to apply those lessons to a developing narrative.
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The oft-traveling friend group star in a second season that's too often caught between escaping into laughter and wallowing in hardship.

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