‘Mid-Century Modern’ review: ‘Golden Girls’ ripoff featuring gay besties pushes the jokes too hard
- The Hulu sitcom *Mid-Century Modern*, created by Max Mutchnick and David Kohan, features three gay best friends as roommates.
- The show is an original series, but it inevitably reimagines an '80s TV stalwart, like *The Golden Girls*.
- Nathan Lane, Matthew Bomer, and Nathan Lee Graham play the friends, while Linda Lavin plays Bunny, the owner of their Palm Springs home.
- Nina Metz, a Tribune critic, gave *Mid-Century Modern* 2.5 out of 4 stars and quoted, "I'm thrilled you're gonna move in here."
- Lavin died in December at 87 before filming finished, and the show incorporated her death into the final episodes, leaving a void.
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Navigating life with roommates can be a complex endeavor, filled with both challenges and rewards. But have you ever pondered what it might be like to share your living space with two gay roommates? At the Los Angeles premiere of Hulu's latest series, Mid-Century Modern, Out caught up with the show's stars and guest actors to gather their insights and advice for those considering such a living arrangement, which is portrayed in the show about ga…
‘Mid-Century Modern’ Isn’t a Gay ‘Golden Girls’: Nathan Lane on Why Multicam Sitcoms Like It Deserve More Respect
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