AVClub: Master Of None is a deeply personal show, even as it’s dealing with sweeping concepts like breakups and uncertainty about the future. After the romantic comedy of “Mornings,” the season finale deals swiftly with the deterioration of the relationship that has been Master Of None’s beating heart. It unravels quickly, but the episode is so perfectly plotted that it feels organic. What Dev and Rachel go through in this episode feels very real, and the script, penned by Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang is one of the season’s best.
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