Settle Down
Mason is an expert on queer relationships and a matchmaker with a booming success rate. When it comes to love, he knows all...except why his own relationship is on the rocks.
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Mason sets a plan in motion to safeguard his marriage after Georgia gives him panic-inducing intel about Jarod. Mason is tasked with finding a suitabl...
Ben isn't exactly thriving in his open relationship with his boyfriend Angelo. Mason's client Sandra tries to recover from a serious case of the "ick"...
Mason plans a staycation with Jarod in a bid for some quality-time. At the office, Devon and Georgia struggle to get a closeted rap star to play nice...
New client Eddie tests Mason's personal boundaries. Ben tries to get over Angelo by fast-tracking a new relationship with Claude. Georgia and Devon ti...
Mason and Jarod unleash years worth of pent-up resentment with the help of their new couple's therapist, Dr. Jolanta Zemaitis.
Mason tries to keep himself together while he prepares for his big feature article with Plugged-In Magazine. Ben tries to kick his Angelo addiction on...
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1 year ago
If you want a fresh, witty take on modern queer relationships, Settle Down might be the show for you. Created by Alexander Nuñez, this comedy follows Mason, a matchmaker who’s a pro at fixing everyone else’s love life but can’t seem to figure out why his own relationship is falling apart. The result? A smart, heartfelt, and funny series that’s quite relatable, entertaining, and easy to binge.
The show looks good. The cinematography is sleek, the production design is on point, and the whole vibe feels polished without looking fake. The episodes are tightly packed with story, tackling real relationship problems - communication, trust, vulnerability - with a light touch that never feels preachy. Whether it’s Mason’s clients or his own messy love life, the problems feel genuine, and the solutions (or lack thereof) are just as real.
The writing is sharp, with characters who feel lived-in, even if they’re a bit much at times but it’s a comedy so I’ll allow it. Mason is a standout, equal parts charming and flawed, but it did get on my nerves though. The supporting cast brings plenty of heart and humor to the table. By the end of the season, you’ll be invested in their journeys, while being entertained.
Settle Down isn’t really a rom-com but it’s a thoughtful exploration of love, identity, and the messiness of relationships nowadays. If you’re in the mood for something smart, funny, and a little bit messy, this one’s for you. IG - GarcWrites
