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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: Looking for Now
Episode 02: Looking for Uncut
Episode 03: Looking at Your Browser History
Episode 04: Looking For $220/hour
Episode 05: Looking for the Future
Episode 06: Looking in the Mirror
Episode 07: Looking for a Plus-One
Episode 08: Looking Glass
Looking - Season 1
Description
A powerful drama we live through in this series where a young man named Patrick, who plays a video game designer while looking for Mr. Yammine in San Francisco, Patrick may have lived many strange and complex things especially about the arrival of his new, attractive boss, but Kevin's partner. On the other hand, Dom is a longtime waiter who faces midlife dreams.
A powerful drama we live through in this series where a young man named Patrick, who plays a video game designer while looking for Mr. Yammine in San Francisco, Patrick may have lived many strange and complex things especially about the arrival of his new, attractive boss, but Kevin's partner. On the other hand, Dom is a longtime waiter who faces midlife dreams.
Actors:
Michael Padilla,
Jeffrey Sun,
Steve DAssis,
Scott Bakula,
Matthew Wilkas,
Bacilio Mendez II,
Jeremy Kahn,
Scott McLean,
Jenn Tripp,
Maxwill Hauser,
Amy York Rubin,
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Michael Padilla
Jeffrey Sun
Steve DAssis
Scott Bakula
9 October 1954, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Matthew Wilkas
Bacilio Mendez II
Jeremy Kahn
Scott McLean
Jenn Tripp
Maxwill Hauser
Amy York Rubin
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Michael Lannan
Country:
United States
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January 22, 2014
It's a startlingly provocative opening for what soon reveals itself to be an endearingly low-key show.
January 17, 2014
In some ways he's [Patrick] the stabilizing force of Looking. And in other ways the loose cannon. He's also very likable, which is still a key element in most TV series.
January 21, 2014
It's just not original or memorable.
January 21, 2014
On a show this unconcerned with being momentous, it's pretty remarkable.
January 21, 2014
For a show that in so many ways feels new, Looking is invitingly mellow -- it doesn't set out to define gay life in 2014, but in trusting its characters and the different paths they're on, captures a sense of how the world has and continues to change.
January 21, 2014
[It] doesn't have a unique voice like Dunham's divisive multiple award winner. For lack of a better word, it's kind of milquetoast.
January 17, 2014
If this were just another comedy about straight singles, it would be forgettable, but the rare concentration on gay men makes it worth checking out.
January 17, 2014
If representation is important, Looking is doing some important representing. But what elevates Looking above being a "symbol of serious progress," is that it is not content to be just that.
January 21, 2014
Looking is a good show. It will reward viewers who can hang on beyond the first episode and can adapt to its much slower pace and more naturalistic shooting style.
January 21, 2014
It's refreshing that Looking offers a view of the young, gay lifestyle that isn't set in the midst of the AIDS crisis or focused primarily on the experience of coming out.