Season 1 – I Love LA

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Nov 2025

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A tight-knit friend group gathers after years apart, navigating the complexities of ambition, relationships, and how time has changed them.

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Critics Consensus

An irreverent and self-referential comedy speaking to Gen Z existentialism, I Love LA is equal parts funny and cringe thanks to creator Rachel Sennott's absurdist sensibility.

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Clarisse Loughrey

Flicks (AU, NZ, UK)

Jan 8

There’s a truth there that ripples out all the way even to this semi-offline, full-blown millennial: it’s not merely about the performance of depth now, it’s the performance of an entire personality.

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John Wilmes

Chicago Reader

Dec 23

I Love LA makes you root for these people not to be stupid, and no less so even as they repeatedly dash your hopes.

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Inkoo Kang

The New Yorker

Dec 22

The notion that all things must pass is both a comfort and a threat... I Love L.A.'s treatment of this anxiety is funny and, as the season progresses, sneakily humanizing.

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Ashley Morales

MovieJawn

Jan 18

Everyone in this show has an ambition and they are faced with obstacles that make reaching their goals much harder, but instead of giving up, each individual looks for a different way to get back on track to reaching their goals.

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Barbara Ellen

Observer (UK)

Dec 8

I Love LA works because it remembers that darkness needs light. These little monsters are human enough to root for.

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Jonathon Wilson

Ready Steady Cut

Dec 1

4/5

Nobody, thanks to their own deficiencies or cruel circumstances, seems capable of getting – or at least keeping – the things they want either way. And it’s all very funny, about as much as it’s deeply sad.

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David F

@dfulmer 6d

While I thought the first episode or two were a little too superficial, I grew to love this portrait of the way we (some of us, anyways) live now. It’s outrageously funny and very entertaining and shows a striver side of Los Angeles that’s partway between La La Land and Day of the Locust.

TheToyMaker T.

@Nockslodian Feb 13

The dynamics of characters is wonderful in itself. I could only with for more long lasting consequences for choices when they’re going from episode to episode (to keep up thrill) but it’s a wonderful show. More of Gen Z needs to watch!

Heidi L

@Costume_CO Feb 10

This show is straight up bonkers but in a good way. Binged it so fast, now I have to wait for S2!

Abbas B

@Foodrunner Feb 3

Kind of like Entourage in Gen Z. Really funny show and relatable. We loved every episode and we are millennials.

Andrei D

@RT74856639 Jan 13

At times it tries much too hard, works with too many characters, but it has a dumb zany energy that often delivers solid moments and even laughs

Aaron T

@Aaronmesdina93 Jan 12

I throughly enjoyed it I don’t really see why allot of people call it cringe edgy and unlikable but I’ve literally had things happen to the characters in eps1-3 happen to me, like this shit happens!!!!! and I don’t live in LA I live in a city in Texas and holy shit Rachel this was so accurate and dead on like the most insane aspects actually happen to people when your involved in a art scene, it’s crazy how super specific the insanity is of it can’t wait for season 2 completely binged it after watching Marty Supreme and Bodies Bodies Bodies also I’ve been a fan of Rachel’s humor from her stand up to bottoms so I knew what I was getting into and she delivered everything and more low key was expecting some Charli needledrops hope we get some in season 2. Every song in season 1 does slap tho.

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Rachel Sennott

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Maia

Jordan Firstman

Charlie

Josh Hutcherson

Dylan

Odessa A'zion

Tallulah

True Whitaker

Alani

Episode 1

Aired Nov 2, 2025

Block Her

Maia hyper-fixates on the state of her life in Los Angeles while attempting to impress her boss, Alyssa; her carefully laid plans are upended by the surprise arrival of her chaotic friend Tallulah.

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Episode 2

Aired Nov 9, 2025

Roger & Munchy

After reconciling, Maia and Tallulah step into their new roles as manager and client while tackling an increasingly erratic situation.

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Episode 3

Aired Nov 16, 2025

Girl's Girl

A tight-knit friend group gathers after years apart, navigating the complexities of ambition, relationships, and how time has changed them.

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Episode 4

Aired Nov 23, 2025

Upstairses

At a party, Maia and Alani have a once-in-a-lifetime encounter, Tallulah gets roped into making content and Charlie meets someone new.

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Episode 5

Aired Nov 30, 2025

They Can't All Be Jeremys

While Maia and Dylan get an unexpected dinner invitation from Alyssa, Charlie is charmed by Lukas and Alani teaches Tallulah to drive.

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Episode 6

Aired Dec 7, 2025

Game Night

Maia scores Tallulah a high-profile ad campaign, but Tallulah questions its resulting impact on her brand; Maia joins Dylan's work friends for a game night, and things get horny; Charlie runs into an ex at a funeral.

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Episode 7

Aired Dec 14, 2025

Divas Down

Tallulah focuses on her new romance; Alani accompanies Charlie home after surgery.

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Episode 8

Aired Dec 21, 2025

I Love NY

Maia tries to enjoy herself in New York; Tallulah contends with some questionable styling decisions; Alani plans a surprise for her parents' anniversary.

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