Togetherness

Togetherness

2015
Togetherness
Togetherness

Togetherness

7.5 | TV-MA | en | Comedy

Four adults nearing 40, living under the same roof, struggle to keep their relationships and their individual dreams alive.

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Seasons & Episodes

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EP8  For The Kids
Apr. 10,2016
For The Kids

Michelle is inspired by the kids as the foursome makes a last-ditch effort to save her charter school plans.

EP7  The Sand Situation
Apr. 03,2016
The Sand Situation

Facing pressure to build the school she envisioned, Michelle turns to Brett and Alex for help. A midnight trip to the beach puts Brett in an awkward situation, while Alex worries about Tina's behavior.

EP6  Geri-ina
Mar. 27,2016
Geri-ina

Alex decides to bring in somebody from Brett's past to help with their project. Tina feels proactive.

EP5  Just The Range
Mar. 20,2016
Just The Range

Brett struggles with the challenges and unexpected perks of a new side gig. Tina and Larry discuss life goals. Alex bristles over an unstable new director but softens to him and finds the two have common ground. Anna proves herself indispensable to Michelle.

EP4  Changetown
Mar. 13,2016
Changetown

Brett and Alex are busy with a new passion project. Michelle manages to bond with Anna. Alex does not like the major changes at work.

EP3  Advanced Pretend
Mar. 06,2016
Advanced Pretend

Brett and Alex get out of town while Michelle and Tina juggle the kids, and Christy.

EP2  Everybody Is Grownups
Feb. 28,2016
Everybody Is Grownups

Michelle attempts to make the charter school a reality. Tina falls out with Alex's new girlfriend at his welcome home party.

EP1  Hotels
Feb. 21,2016
Hotels

Alex receives a surprise birthday visit on the set of his new film in New Orleans.

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7.5 | TV-MA | en | Comedy , Family | More Info
Released: 2015-01-11 | Released Producted By: Duplass Brothers Productions , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.hbo.com/togetherness
Synopsis

Four adults nearing 40, living under the same roof, struggle to keep their relationships and their individual dreams alive.

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Cast

Mark Duplass , Melanie Lynskey , Steve Zissis

Director

Jas Shelton

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Reviews

kelly-venner This show has exceeded my expectations on every level. It has some hilariously funny moments, but is much, much more than a comedy.Covering friendships, working relationships and romantic ones, as well as those magical relationships without a label, this show is not afraid to be dark, and delve into the (sometimes) depressing realities of marriage/any long-term relationship.I found it pulling at my heartstrings more and more each episode, as my understanding of the characters grew organically. None of the situations felt forced or particularly unrealistic, and always relatable.I can only surmise that any negative reviewers don't have much relationship experience, because to me, there is so much to recognise in these characters and their bonds. The writing is superb. The acting is even better, all the main characters blew me away. Mark Duplass, with an amazing portrayal of a man struggling with the fallacy of being normal, Melanie Lynskey, as the wife and mother who wants more, and especially manchild Steve Zissis, playing a complex funny man. Cannot recommend it enough! Would usually leave room in a review for the downsides, but I can't really think of any.. please watch it! (I really want more seasons!!)
ian80 I love it. Each episode leaves me wanting more (and wishing the episodes were a full hour). The creators juggle a wonderful mix of laugh-out-loud moments interspersed with poignant, authentic drama. It seems effortless, but I can't think of anything else on television that pulls it off so expertly. All four leads are fantastic. Peet deserves a special shout out. Her character is so fully realized - flaws and all - you can't take your eyes off of her. Definitely worth checking out!
asc85 Although the critics loved this show, I was a little wary of watching it, due to the fact that I strongly disliked Mark Duplass both in "Safety Not Guaranteed" and "Your Sister's Sister." The fact that he wasn't just acting in it but was one of the creator's made me feel like this wasn't going to be a fit for me. However, the show is fantastic. Amanda Peet, as the wild, unmarried sister is the best of the four leads, in my opinion. One of my favorite songs in college was the song, "Slit Skirts" by Pete Townshend. Although I liked it, it was difficult for me to understand everything that the song meant until I revisited the lyrics 20 years later. It's about growing older and more specifically, dealing with love and sex as you get older. I've heard lots of different theories about what best describes "Togetherness," but for me, that's what this show is primarily about. Actually, working "Slit Skirts" into one of these episodes down the road would be serendipitous. Are the Duplass brothers listening?
Dr_Sagan The cast of "Togetherness" consists mainly of actors who are known from other comedies, playing secondary roles like Mark Duplass ("The Mindy Project"), Melanie Lynskey ("Two and a Half Men"'s Rose) and Amanda Peet who among other TV shows had a small breakthrough to the big screen with comedies such as "The Whole Nine Yards".Nothing original about the premise of Togetherness. A married couple with kid(s), a loser (and stereotypically fat) best friend who sleeps on their couch, a sister who doesn't know what she wants to do with her life and her biological clock is ticking for a solid relationship...So, how is this any different from the thousands other sitcoms of present, past and future? Well...it isn't...by much.It tries to be more "sexual oriented". The problems of marital sex, secret desires, the need for ...self satisfaction etc.You even get to see Amanda Peet's naked breasts for at least ...5 Mississippis, and Mark Duplass's ...(well the 3 last letters of his surname)!Thankfully those nude/sex scenes aren't ridiculous. They didn't went for the laughs. The goal of the producers wasn't (obviously) to make it look "sensual" or "spicy" either. It seems to me like they are trying to bring up the loneliness everyone feels nowadays, even if he or she are surrounded by people. A symbolism of lost hopes too. I think that's why they preferred the title "Togetherness" instead of "Bret & Michelle" or something. Everyone needs someone to be close to.