When a melancholy ad man discovers a much-improved clone of himself, he reconsiders his life in this complex Netflix comedy
This saga of a man with two selves that comes blasting to life in “Living With Yourself” makes its aspirations clear from the outset.
In this eight-part tale of Miles Elliott , mysteriously destined to be followed around by his clone, there’s an unmistakable sense that all this dark fun has to do with serious matters. Life, for instance, and character and lessons to be learned. There’s no missing the messaging that informs every eruption of terror, every plot turn—that wisdom is being dispensed here, insight on human predilections. A heavy burden for comedy.
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