Hey guys, I'm Amadal Yuckper, and this is See Something, Say Something, the BuzzFeed Show where we drink jai, tell stories, and talk about being Muslim in America.

This week, we're going to be talking about something that has kind of been blowing up my timeline recently, which is Master of None, season two.

If you see something, you better, you better say something.

Nothing at all, nothing at all.

A disclaimer before we start, I'm going to be joined by two critics, and we're going to really

dig into Master of None and its strengths and weaknesses.

And it might sound like criticism, but it's like also us just trying to analyze what it all

means, because it takes on a lot of issues.

And, you know, it has some successes and it has some things that, you know, don't, it doesn't fully realize.

And that's okay.

And, um, Aziz, we are still cool with you. We'll see when we want to finish now.

Specifically for this episode,

we're going to be talking about season two, episode three.

A lot of people reach out to me over the weekend,

asking me what my opinion was and giving me their opinions before I saw it.

And I talked it over

with a lot of people at the office. So we're going to talk to people from BuzzFeed who you know

well, Bim and Abed, about that episode. And there's a warning. If you haven't seen the episode,

there's going to be heavy spoilers for episode three. And we'll probably talk about other episodes, so there'll be light spoilers,

but we'll try to keep it, like, relatively light. If you haven't seen it yet, and you really

don't like knowing anything about a show, then you should probably wait until you finished

the season. So, I'm joined by Bim Atta One Me, who's, like like a senior culture writer at BuzzFeed.

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