The Kominsky Method (TV Series) Chapter 2: An Agent Grieves (2018) User Reviews

A Funeral?

[Hitchcoc · 8/10 · 3 January 2019]

How interesting that the center of the show is a guy who teaches acting; then, two monster actors, Douglas and Arkin, show their stuff. There's not much to say. The writing is wonderful. There is a subdued nature to the interactions between the two guys. Yet they exist in a crazy world that has forgotten what it is to connect. The funeral scene here is priceless. It could have been tasteless if not done well. It was done well.

A good drama, comedy series so far

[851222 · 8/10 · 9 February 2019]

Greetings from Lithuania.

I liked first two episodes of "The Kominsky Method" so far. The reasons that i picked up watching this show were that it won 2 Golden Globes and it stars two great actors - one of my all time favorite Michael Douglas and a great Alan Arkin as well that its main creators is Chuck Lorre.

After watching two episodes i can safely say that this show isn't laugh fest, actually its more of a drama then a comedy, but its a drama that made me smile for two episodes - entirely. It has a good mood, great acting and everything about it just feels good. I will definitely keep watching it. Good series so far.

Chapter 2

[bobcobb301 · 7/10 · 12 December 2018]

It is hard for a show to be almost entirely dependent on a funeral and still give us a funny episode, but that is what we got here.

Giving us the full Jay Leno eulogy was kind of surprising too. Netflix has a great comedy on their hands with this one.

The Kominsky Method - An Unexpected Comedy Gem

[bamitchell2 · 9/10 · 10 October 2019]

Douglas and Arkin, et al, present the most humorous and insightful slice of later years, firmly planted in today's world - to come along in a while. For the mature of all ages!

Patty?!

[Calicodreamin · 7/10 · 14 May 2021]

An emotional, yet funny, yet awesome episode. All I know is that I want my funeral to be that lit.

Alan Arkin

[TheFearmakers · 7/10 · 30 May 2021]

Genuinely heartfelt funeral episode but too sappy at times, and Jay Leno, one of many contrived star-cameos that turn up now and again, isn't funny at all...

This is about Arkin's acting and it's good, as usual... with a good little "twist" of sorts leading to one of the main co-leads throughout the rest of the series...