Easy 1.05

Art and Life

- Jacob (Marc Maron) is a comic book artist in the mold of Maron even though Maron isn't a comic book artist; Jacob writes semi-autobiographical books, the latest of which (Obscurity) angers one of his ex-wives because he mined their relationship for material when it came to creating the book
- at a book signing he meets Allison (Emily Ratajkowski), a young grad student who then takes pictures of herself and him in his apartment while he is sleeping; after she displays the pictures in a gallery he feels violated
- this is a story of an older man feeling taken advantage of by a younger woman only to realize that what she has done to him is what he does to other people in his life; it felt a little too neat and compact or maybe that's just the way that I've summed it up
- I'm not interested in watching any more of this series; I can't find enough here to keep my interest

Easy 1.01

The F**king Report

- Man and woman, married with two young kids, try to spice up their sex lives on Halloween after hearing about a report on sex between married couples where the woman is the primary bread winner.
- Humorous? Yes. A bit cliched? Yes.

- Not bad but it just didn't seem all that special

- I would have passed on this series but what got my interest is that Marc Maron is in it, but now that I have looked at the IMdb page for this series I can see that he only shows up in one episode and none of the actors shows up in more than two episodes; this looks like it is an anthology-type series; I probably should just watch the episode that Maron is in and leave it at that