This is Dev. He has a lot of questions.
Original title
Master of None
Released
11/6/2015
Origin country
US
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Production companies
3 Arts Entertainment, Universal Television, Fremulon, Oh Brudder Productions, Alan Yang Pictures
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
3
Number of episodes
25
30-year-old New York actor Dev takes on such pillars of maturity as the first big job, a serious relationship, and busting sex offenders on the subway.
A condom mishap and a kid's birthday party prompt Dev to consider the reality of having children.
First-generationers Dev and Brian try to show their appreciation for their immigrant parents at a joint family dinner.
Dev's plan to score a date with a pretty waitress by inviting her to a concert doesn't have quite the result he wanted.
Dev has a series of eye-opening experiences after he encounters some casual racism in TV auditions.
Dev has the chance to hook up with a woman he meets at a party, but the opportunity comes with a few complications.
For his first official date with Rachel, Dev decides to go big and take her to Nashville for the weekend.
Rachel and Denise school Dev and Arnold about the difficulties of being a woman in a world of creepy dudes. Dev is inspired to embrace feminism.
An unexpected death inspires Dev and Rachel to visit Rachel's grandmother, while Arnold contends with a strange inheritance.
Dev and Rachel discover that living together isn't always going to be a series of happy mornings free from conflict and dirty clothes on the floor.
After attending a wedding and a movie premiere, Dev and Rachel have to face up to all kinds of issues between them.
While studying pasta making in Italy, Dev makes a serendipitous connection on his birthday, only to have his plans upended by a thief.
Arnold stops by on his way to a wedding to explore Modena with his Little Bud. But he hasn't told Dev the whole truth about his trip.
Back in New York, a visit from observant Muslim relatives puts Dev in a tricky position. He introduces his cousin to a forbidden pleasure: pork.
Sucked into a popular dating app, Dev winds up on a string of awkward, fun and disorienting dates with very different women.
After welcoming the Jabbawockeez to his show, Dev struggles to find the right date to take to a dinner party thrown by his celebrity chef boss.
As Dev and friends head to a theater to see the hit movie "Death Castle," the lives of several ordinary New Yorkers intersect in subtle ways.
A sweet job offer forces Dev to take stock of his priorities. Brian helps his dad with a romantic dilemma. A cupcake competition judge gets cold feet.
Over a series of Thanksgivings from the '90s to the present, Denise settles into her sexuality and faces the challenge of coming out to her family.
When Francesca returns to New York for a month, Dev plays tour guide and finds himself caught in a whirlwind of confusing emotions.
Just as Dev's personal life reaches a tipping point, disturbing revelations throw his professional life into turmoil, too.
Chronicling the relationship of Denise and her partner Alicia, Season three is a modern love story that intimately illustrates the ups and downs of marriage, struggles with fertility, and personal growth both together and apart. Fleeting romantic highs meet crushing personal losses while existential questions of love and living are raised.
Now a bestselling author, Denise leads a quiet life with her wife, Alicia, in upstate New York. But dinner with another couple leads to bigger questions.
As the mood in the house grows more strained, Alicia leaves town for an antique fair.
Facing a wave of major changes in her life, Denise wrestles with feelings of guilt and failure.
Alicia turns to a fertility clinic for help and soon finds herself on a physical, financial and emotional odyssey.
A trip upstate leads to reflections on the past and present.
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