lena waithe

Master of None has been tiptoeing away from its comedic roots from the beginning.  The first season dove into social commentary and dipped its toe into emotional stuff, but never veered too far outside of a personality-driven comedic…

A contemporary take on Bonnie and Clyde, Queen and Slim’s narrative hook is so strong it’s almost incredible how long it’s taken for someone to write a story like this. The film opens with the African Americans Slim (Daniel Kaluuya,…