User Reviews

L’autisme, c’est du pain béni pour Netwoke, car il permet de cocher les cases du progressisme woke et de toute la litanie DEI qui va avec…! cela permet également de donner des leçons très régulièrement à tous ceux (et toutes celles, attention à la parité inclusive) qui auraient le moindre doute… sur le fait que les autistes sont des super héros ! Oui, rien de moins. Ils nous surpassent à tous les égards, ils sont tellement plus vrais, plus matures, plus… intelligents, plus sensibles. Ils sont merveilleux les autistes et vous les gens « normaux » (?), vous devez vous prosterner… sinon vous êtes des méchants et des sales cons aussi. Bande de salauds ! How dare you ??! (Greta Thunberg).Alors qu’en fait, objectivement, quand on y regarde bien, à propos des autistes… ah non, non, t’as pas le droit. Sale **** ! (point Godwin atteint). How dare you ??! (elle est autiste, elle aussi, non ? la Rain Girl). Donc, surtout pas un seul commentaire sur ou à propos des autistes… non, non, on ne s’y risque pas (espèce de ****, comment oses-tu… salaud). Que c’est beau et merveilleux et beau et touchant que cet autiste tout mignon qui se prend pour un manchot et veut aller en Antarctique dire bonjour à des pingouins… Et toi, ordure, tu voudrais tuer son rêve ?!… comment oses-tu, ordure de **** ?!?… (ils te lapident en direct, débordant de haine, comme des furies enragées…). Et puis en plus, (c’est le double effet pas cool) ça permet de mettre des doses, des doubles et des triples doses de niaiserie bien niaise pour une série niaiseuse à souhait ! alors n’est-elle pas plus belle la vie, comme ça ?!

One of the funniest shows I've seen and the way they handle the subject matter is very well done.

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Never before had a series attempted to be so good since the first season like Atypical has done. Not only did Atypical make an impact, but also it was comical and funny. Rarely does a serie take real issues as a trama , and make it successful . I enjoyed so much watching all seasons

Seasons 1 and 2 were great, season 3 started heading downhill toward the end, and season 4 was a flaming dumpster fire, if the dumpster was full of excrement before being ignited. I think the score for the first 2 seasons would have been an 8, maybe a 6 for season 3, but the hope 1 for season 4 dragged the whole thing down to a mediocre 5. What a sad way to finish something that started so well.

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Es una serie que logra transmitir los sentimientos de todos los personajes, su elenco es magnífico y el guión es dinámico y entretenido

Atypical ticks all the boxes but still struggles to find meaning. You get the sense the show's creator and writers went out of their way to create a rainbow of characters and situations to balance Sam's austism. As the show has veered into interracial and gay relationships, it is has become increasingly more diffuse and often stumbles as it tries to find both humor and pathos in these odd couples. The oddest is Casey and Izzie. There is absolutely no chemistry between them yet the writers persevere in trying to bring these two together. Just about every scene between appears forced and you really wonder why Casey doesn't go back to Evan, who better balances her character. The same goes with all these attempts to keep Doug and Elsa apart. At least there appeared to be something between Doug and Megan, but after nearly two seasons of making Elsa pay heavily for her transgression, the writers finally realize the two should come back together. I really felt sorry for Jennifer Jason Leigh, who had to play the meek housewife through all this, enduring endless abuse from Doug, Casey and Sam. The one relationship that really seems to click is between Sam and Paige. It took a little while to get used to Paige, but Jenna Boyd finds just the right might mix of humor and pathos in her character that it is hard not to fall love, which is what Sam eventually does. It is also helps that both are excellent young actors with great timing between them. As far as the autism goes, season two is still the best as it introduced to actors with autism. A few appear again in season three, but it remains mostly about Sam and his attempts to deal with his first semester of college. Sarah Gilbert makes a fun cameo as his Ethics professor, with Sam struggling with his many quandaries. All in all, it remains fun to watch. Refreshing to have a television show with a positive outlook, even if it is a bit schmaltzy at times.

I never see the film and I am want its seeing. I don't know what to write. kkk

The show gets a lot of flak for being about a person with Autism, but I can't help but feel like the majority of people calling for it to be canceled haven't bothered to watch an episode.

An excellent show with an (almost) excellent cast. I, personally, think that the actress that plays Sam's mum isn't very good and they could have done with getting a better actress for that part. However, I absolutely love this show and would recommend it to everyone!

They even got Shannon Briggs as a therapist from ksi logan fight. But sadly they didn't get Logan Paul, they should have because he is the biggest social influencer.

As a person with higher functioning autism, I find some aspects of this show relatable and depicted in a funny and wholesome way. If you are at all interested in the topic of autism (which you should be) I suggest giving this show a watch.

I love Sam! I love his dad, and I love everything about this series except for his sister and his psycologist. I hate them both! You must watch this show and enjoy it! 100% recommendable.

Definitely a hidden gem on Netflix, feels a lot like The Fosters except a slightly more serious note. It can be emotional to watch but that’s what makes it so good as a show.

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