The post One Of Netflix’s Best Shows Is Back With A Stellar Rotten Tomatoes Score appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A Man on the Inside Netflix There are not all that many Netflix series you can recommend to pretty much anyone of all interests, of all ages, but I think this is one of them. Now, A Man on the Inside has returned for season 2, and it’s scoring nearly as well on Rotten Tomatoes as the much-beloved first season. As it stands, A Man on the Inside has a 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes from critics, compared to the 96% of season 1 (and a 90% from audiences). That’s excellent for a comedy, as you don’t see all that many reach that high on Netflix, and definitely not over the course of two seasons. A Man on the Inside stars Ted Danson as a retiree turned quasi-spy, and it’s created by Michael Schur, who, and brace yourself, wrote on and produced The Office, co-created Parks and Recreation, created Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Good Place, the last of which also starred Danson. That is a wild list of comedic accomplishments, and it’s no surprise that A Man on the Inside is yet another big hit. Though this time it’s on streaming, not airing on broadcast TV. Netflix was smart to snatch him up. A Man on the Inside Netflix Here’s the initial premise for A Man on the Inside season 2, as the first season was set up to give Danson’s Charles another case to assist with: “When a college president’s secrets fall into the wrong hands, Charles poses as a visiting lecturer on campus to sniff out an anonymous blackmailer.” So no, Charles is not heading to a different retirement home, as the show wants to expand its horizons a bit. I did not know that A Man on the Inside was based on an actual documentary, 2020’s The… The post One Of Netflix’s Best Shows Is Back With A Stellar Rotten Tomatoes Score appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A Man on the Inside Netflix There are not all that many Netflix series you can recommend to pretty much anyone of all interests, of all ages, but I think this is one of them. Now, A Man on the Inside has returned for season 2, and it’s scoring nearly as well on Rotten Tomatoes as the much-beloved first season. As it stands, A Man on the Inside has a 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes from critics, compared to the 96% of season 1 (and a 90% from audiences). That’s excellent for a comedy, as you don’t see all that many reach that high on Netflix, and definitely not over the course of two seasons. A Man on the Inside stars Ted Danson as a retiree turned quasi-spy, and it’s created by Michael Schur, who, and brace yourself, wrote on and produced The Office, co-created Parks and Recreation, created Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Good Place, the last of which also starred Danson. That is a wild list of comedic accomplishments, and it’s no surprise that A Man on the Inside is yet another big hit. Though this time it’s on streaming, not airing on broadcast TV. Netflix was smart to snatch him up. A Man on the Inside Netflix Here’s the initial premise for A Man on the Inside season 2, as the first season was set up to give Danson’s Charles another case to assist with: “When a college president’s secrets fall into the wrong hands, Charles poses as a visiting lecturer on campus to sniff out an anonymous blackmailer.” So no, Charles is not heading to a different retirement home, as the show wants to expand its horizons a bit. I did not know that A Man on the Inside was based on an actual documentary, 2020’s The…