'Master of None' (Netflix)

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'Master of None', like many other series that populate our list, is not a purely romantic comedy, but a millennial drama about how difficult it is to find your place in today's world. Inevitably, romantic relationships also suffer from this feeling of confusion, like the one experienced by Dev (Aziz Ansari) and Rachel (Noël Wells): a beautiful and endearing story, but also hard and full of ups and downs. The second season of the series will premiere on May 12 on the streaming service.



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