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A Man on the Inside season two review – Ted Danson’s despicably bland show is everything wrong with TV
Only our current tech hellscape could create a comedy so insidiously inoffensive. Prepare to be pummelled into submission as your time is siphoned off by OK entertainment
This is a cosy, lighthearted whodunnit about a retired professor who gets a second wind as a private eye. Itâs also a bingo card for just about everything that makes streamer-era TV so patronising, uninspiring and mind-numbingly dull.
On the surface, A Man on the Insideâs crimes might seem negligible: itâs a little schmaltzy, a little too pleased with itself in that wisecrack-stuffed American comedy way. Yet itâs exactly that inoffensiveness that makes this strain of television so insidious. When the New York Times critic James Poniewozik coined the term âmid TVâ to describe the current âprofusion of well-cast, sleekly produced competenceâ that has come to dominate our screens, it wasnât so much a vicious takedown as a shrug at the blah-ness of it all. The tech giants have pummelled us into submission by siphoning off our time via OK entertainment.
Ted Danson on falling 'madly' in love with his Netflix costar, curbing divorce rumors
LOS ANGELES − Ted Danson’s wannabe private eye Charles Nieuwendyk breaks a professional golden rule in Season 2 of Netflix’s “A Man on the Inside” (streaming Nov. 20) by dating the main suspect in his new case.
But it’s hard to blame Charles for the criminal misstep, because Wheeler College professor Mona Margadoff − who just might be the blackmailer at the heart of the academia mystery − is played by Mary Steenburgen, Danson’s wife of 30 years. Two-time Emmy winner Danson, 77, didn’t have to dig deep for the love vibes.
"Charles is smitten, and I was too," Danson tells USA TODAY. "It's so much fun to play falling in love with someone you're madly in love with. You just sink into each other, which is lovely."
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‘Warm hug’ sitcoms to binge after Netflix's Man on the Inside
Netflix's top-rated comedy A Man on the Inside has returned for a second season today (November 20), with Ted Danson reprising his role as loveable retiree-turned-detective, Charles Nieuwendyk.
While season one saw Charles go undercover to investigate theft at a nursing home, the second series will see him pose as a college professor in order to attempt to crack a blackmail case. A cast of new faces join the Mike Schur-created series this time around, including New Girl's Max Greenfield and award-winning actress, Mary Steenburgen.
Netflix's synopsis teases: "Eager to take on another big undercover case, Charles gets his chance when a mysterious blackmailer targets Wheeler College president Jack Berenger (Max Greenfield), who enlists Charles to go undercover as a professor.
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