quarterlife

It is a finely crafted serial about contemporary and supposedly representative people in the same decade of life.

The writing is smart, the production is crisp and surprisingly stylish, given the budget, and the show has a fascinating central character in kinetic blogger Dylan Krieger.

Though it soon settles into the standard patterns of an above-average (if overwrought) drama, the first episode of quarterlife may make you regret the creation of the Internet.

I don't feel negative necessarily about the flaws of quarterlife, but then I don't feel much at all about quarterlife either.

It’s as if quarterlife comes with a prefab drinking game: take one shot when the waterworks start, another if the word “scared” follows.

Though the abbreviated installments of the online quarterlife had annoyed me with their very brevity, at an hour, NBC's quarterlife seems to drag on forever

This little pipsqueak of a show doesn't deserve the wider forum of broadcasting.