SummaryWidowed and retired professor Charles (Ted Danson) takes a job with a PI and goes undercover at a retirement home in the series from Mike Schur and based on Maite Alberdi's The Mole Agent documentary.
SummaryWidowed and retired professor Charles (Ted Danson) takes a job with a PI and goes undercover at a retirement home in the series from Mike Schur and based on Maite Alberdi's The Mole Agent documentary.
The second season of “A Man on the Inside” represents another triumph from series creator Michael Schur. .... This is low-key, endearing, stress-free viewing at its best. The quiet humor is soothing, and the moments that have your eyes glistening are well-earned and artfully executed.
If the first season was more focused on the story of a grieving man learning how to process loss and what was on his “inside,” the second is less ambitious but still remarkably sweet and, ultimately, optimistic about human potential and connection. Maybe this really is the good place.
The second season of A Man On The Inside may or may not have as much of the sentiment and emotion as the first season, but it should be just as funny, thanks to Schur, Danson, and a great cast.
This show limits itself to risk-averse humour; retaining the weighty themes (in this case old age and its attendant isolation) but failing to probe or subvert them.