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Why Isn't Anyone Watching Apple TV's 'The Studio?'

5 wslh 8 6/9/2025, 2:23:05 AM haaretz.com ↗

Comments (8)

_wire_ · 1h ago

Watch The Player (1992) which is a direct forebear of The Studio.

More great stuff packed into that one movie than in the entire series.

kwertyoowiyop · 5h ago

It didn’t tickle my funny bone. Seth doesn’t seem right for the part. The humor felt obvious, with actors chewing the scenery on the theory that overacting makes things funnier. Not sure if I’ll give it another shot before I let my Apple TV subscription lapse.

spacedcowboy · 5h ago

Tried it. Wasn’t overly impressed. I’m sure other people like it, just not for me.

Murderbot is great though, as was “Your friends and neighbors”.

alwillis · 6h ago

This show is great--I enjoyed every episode. It provided some levity in an increasingly chaotic world.

bhaney · 6h ago

Well for one, this is the first I'm hearing of it

bigyabai · 6h ago

The brightest minds of my generation are still trying to determine why Foundation was a commercial failure.

sherdil2022 · 5h ago

The ‘oners’ / one-takes keep the pace of the show and are kind of unique. The show makes a mockery of the institution it is part of - very Seth Rogan-ish.

I enjoyed it and will watch again!

wslh · 6h ago

https://archive.is/QpJUr