This is a review for all 12 episodes of Love, now available on Netflix, but won't go into deep spoilers.
Love is back for Round 2 of relationship shadowboxing with Gillian Jacobs' Mickey and Paul Rust's Gus, picking up right where things left off last year - which would be Gus kissing Mickey after she confessed that she was a love and sex addict who needed to take some time off, perhaps a full year, from relationships. This cringe-worthy faux pas is immediately, and fortunately, addressed, becoming the crux of the entire second season. The lingering question that looms at all times is "should these two even be a couple, even be in a relationship, at this point in their lives?"
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Love is back for Round 2 of relationship shadowboxing with Gillian Jacobs' Mickey and Paul Rust's Gus, picking up right where things left off last year - which would be Gus kissing Mickey after she confessed that she was a love and sex addict who needed to take some time off, perhaps a full year, from relationships. This cringe-worthy faux pas is immediately, and fortunately, addressed, becoming the crux of the entire second season. The lingering question that looms at all times is "should these two even be a couple, even be in a relationship, at this point in their lives?"
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