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Platonic
Melissa and Ryan have been best friends for years. Neither has had much success in the dating world but when Melissa starts dating a co-worker with bad intentions, Ryan has to make a decision - does he keep things platonic or finally tell her how he really feels?
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Plot Summary
Platonic follows a friendship between a successful lawyer, Sylvia, and a quirky brewpub owner, Will. After Sylvia's divorce, their long-dormant platonic bond reignites, leading them to spend more time together. The series explores the complexities of their evolving friendship as they navigate life's challenges, careers, and romantic relationships, often blurring the lines of what's appropriate.
Critical Reception
Platonic received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its witty writing, strong performances from its lead actors, and relatable exploration of adult friendships. While some noted its formulaic nature, the chemistry between Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen was a consistent highlight, making it a charming and funny watch.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for the undeniable chemistry between Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen.
Appreciated for its humorous and insightful portrayal of adult friendships.
Noted for its sharp dialogue and relatable, albeit sometimes predictable, scenarios.
Google audience: Google users largely enjoyed 'Platonic,' highlighting the great chemistry between the lead actors and finding the show to be funny and lighthearted. Many appreciated the exploration of platonic relationships and the humor derived from the characters' antics, though some felt it could occasionally be a bit too quirky.
Fun Fact
Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen previously starred together in the 2014 comedy film 'Neighbors' and its 2016 sequel, 'Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising'.
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