AVClub: Well, where the hell do we go from there?
In the final episode of its first season, Casual mostly fires on all cylinders—that is, until it totally misfires. It would have been nice to bid a temporary farewell to a freshman show by glowing about its many strengths. Make no mistake, both “Dave” and Casual have strengths aplenty, and season two can’t get here soon enough for my liking. That doesn’t change the fact that the last five minutes rushed through all the moments that have made the rest of the season so lovely. Those moments—Emmy and Alex watching Finding Nemo, Valerie laughing in the elevator, Laura hugging her grandmother, Leon chatting with the dancer—exist in the cracks, the tiny breaths that occur between choices and actions. It’s where life actually happens.
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