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Even with bold swings and romance off the table, the rambunctious rapport between Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen makes Platonic an ideal relationship comedy. Read critic reviews
Platonic (2023)
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Episodes
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1. Pilot
Air date: May 24, 2023
After a long rift in their friendship, Sylvia reunites with her old best friend, the newly divorced Will.
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2. Gandalf the Lizard
Air date: May 24, 2023
Will accompanies Sylvia to an open house; Sylvia helps Will sneak into his ex-wife's home to get the rest of his stuff and make a clean emotional break.
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3. Partner's Retreat
Air date: May 24, 2023
While Sylvia's husband attends a conference, she spends the day getting drunk with Will, who informs her about a development with his bar.
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4. Divorce Party
Air date: May 31, 2023
Sylvia throws a divorce party for Will to cheer him up, but it gets out of hand when his rowdy friends try to take control of the night.
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5. My Wife's Boyfriend
Air date: Jun 7, 2023
Unnerved by the closeness of Will’s relationship with Sylvia, Charlie invites Will to join him and his coworkers at a baseball game.
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6. The Big Two Six
Air date: Jun 14, 2023
Will introduces Sylvia to his much younger girlfriend, Peyton, then gets upset when Sylvia hires her as a babysitter.
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7. Let the River Run
Air date: Jun 21, 2023
Sylvia struggles to keep up with the brutal pace at her new law firm; Will learns about Reggie and Andy's new plans.
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8. San Diego
Air date: Jun 28, 2023
Will and the guys take Sylvia on a business trip to San Diego; Charlie grows more suspicious about Sylvia and Will's relationship.
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9. Slumber Party
Air date: Jul 5, 2023
Frustrated by how much time Sylvia is spending with Will, Charlie crosses a line; Will confronts Reggie and Andy.
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10. When Will Met Sylvia
Air date: Jul 12, 2023
Tensions flare between Sylvia and Will at a housewarming party.
Platonic: Season 1 videos
Platonic: Season 1 Featurette - An Inside Look
Platonic: Season 1 Trailer
Platonic: Season 1 Episode 4 Sneak Peek - Strip Clubbbbb
Platonic: Season 1 Photos
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Critic Reviews for Platonic: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Platonic: Season 1
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Loved this show! So funny, witty and lighthearted. Actors are amazing. I hope there will be more seasons!
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Just enjoyable. The comedic writing is top-notch. All the cast performs it excellently, but in particular, Rose Bryne's comedic timing and unique deliveries kill me. She's so funny in the cutest way - especially in Episode 4's bathroom scene. I rewatched it, it was so good.
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This wasn't what I expected. As a mom of three children, I can't say that I would put any man, including my husband before my own children. Much less a guy from college and my bestie is a male. Not for me.
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Starts off great then gets monotonous, unfunny, and so boring watching badly acted drunk or high characters.
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A very funny, light show. It's perfect to watch after a long day and enjoy the shenanigans of the two wonderful main characters. I watched it weekly as it dropped but I enjoyed it so much that I'm planning to binge the whole thing again. Fantastic fun!!
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One of the best comedies I've seen in a long time. The Australian actress reminded me of the female friend I made last year- I hope our friendship last just as longer. Great storytelling as well
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I thought it was really funny, well-written, relatable. The chemistry between Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne is magical and I thought her character was especially hilarious. She is very easily funny. The jokes were in plenty and easily spread throughout the show in diverse ways. I loved the story of pain, healing from pain, and growth. All in all, well worth anyone's time.
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Am I so far off the grid that you thinking this show has redeeming qualities is bizarre? Where did Seth Rogen's funny go?
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Fun, original, real, and honest. It's not an Oscar winner I would ever re-watch, but it's a show I'll remember and recommend to friends. Rose Byrne is authentic and sexy. Seth Rogen is hilarious and clumsy. The chemistry between them felt so genuine and authentic that I found myself smiling throughout the show. 😄 The montage that the show presents at the end of the last episode captures everything perfectly and made me 🥹. Two friends who can be themselves with each other, being silly, doing drugs, having fun, and creating memories. The relationship that never was. The hookup that never happened. It's bittersweet, but I believe the show teaches us that the person we need to let off some steam with may not necessarily be the one who should be a lifelong partner. A "best friend" can come in many different shapes and forms, and while our partner is a "best friend" in our everyday life, we can have another "best friend" who plays a different role, under different circumstances, and on different timelines. Not all good things have to last forever, but joyful memories do.
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I love the show. It's just what you want to watch when there's nothing else on and then you're pleasantly surprised with these two great lead actors. The comedy and acting keeps you totally enthralled the whole time and yes I'm making for season two.
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