HighMaintenance

is another kick that is only available in our country via Sky, HBO as a producer is also a border fence against stupidity and always worth watching the original from Sky Atlantic, even if the geoblocking is ignored.

For the price of two beers you get five star food. With High Maintance I was initially a bit sceptical about how you could avoid the slapstick of a bicycle drug courier, too much has recently been made stupidly simplistic by people who are not HBOs, HBO is ultimately STILL the NGO of the television landscape, together with Arte a last bastion in the horror of what even YouTube wouldn't broadcast.  

The story that kicks me

and surprised, which makes me feel like I have to binge again and the sadness that this can't even come close to working with 30 minutes times 16 episodes.

And even if you hardly don't smoke weed, HBO has once again managed to pull off a great line.

And the amazing thing about it is how high-quality each individual sentence, each scene, all these uninterrupted everyday lives held together only by our main hero, are. It is a New York of diversity, an indescribable pot of wit, a divine comedy that unfolds there. I will be delving more deeply into the authors who have now reached a level in America that began back then around the Sopranos and Six Feet Under and now just leaves you speechless.  

Bing with me could be a new dating trend, because I really doubt whether it is understandable to rather kill time with high maintenance than low personalities and that is how it is for many people.

Even those who prefer smart entertainment turn to the private, which is where the whole alien and unicorn culture comes from, according to which the big party has to be postponed and we should actually save the planet first.  

High Maintenance is storytelling and an image composition for creating a series that can be viewed as a master class and then used to work on your own work. I could imagine that Nonreality would be suitable for building on this kit.

Possibly combined with time travel. It is difficult to highlight (what a more appropriate word) such as the episode from the perspective of a dog in love or the constant ironic parody of the Smoking Society, which does not seem to be a parody but ultimately almost documentary.

The music is a bit lost, they could have made a lot more out of it. But that's just to complain a little.