I will keep this short. There are great moments that are suitable for mature individuals, like me, that expose and explore serious moments, intimate moments, sad moments. But then there are other aspects that insult the viewer and take us to a totally puerile level of "entertainment." One example is the doctor, played by Danny DeVito. That ridiculous character is not funny and not realistic. Those scenes took me away from some well-written parts. Perhaps it is the alternation from feeling connected and moved to feeling jarred and insulting while watching an episode, that is most disturbing.
Review of The Kominsky Method
