Natsumi Ishibashi (left) and Aoi Nakamura in a still from My Husband Won’t Fit. Photo: Netflix
Opinion
Opinion
What a view
My Husband Won’t Fit: show follows a sexually mismatched married couple in search of satisfaction
- The 10-part Netflix series, adapted from an autographical novel and then manga, is surprisingly sensitive
- Plus, HBO’s political satire Veep returns for its final season – if only government was this funny, and smart, in real life
Natsumi Ishibashi (left) and Aoi Nakamura in a still from My Husband Won’t Fit. Photo: Netflix
Some of the stars of Terrace House: Opening New Doors, a Japanese reality show on Netflix. Photo: Netflix
Opinion
Opinion
What a view
Unlike British reality show Love Island, Japan’s Terrace House: Opening New Doors is a happy, wholesome experience
- Plus, contract killer with a conscience comedy-drama Barry returns to HBO
- Cricket Fever: Mumbai Indians offers an access-all-areas look at India’s favourite sport
Some of the stars of Terrace House: Opening New Doors, a Japanese reality show on Netflix. Photo: Netflix