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Colin from Accounts(2022)

Upcoming · Binge

MA15+8 eps
S03
ComedyRomance
ON AIR: SEP 10Season 3

What to Expect

PremiereLens read

A car accident leaves a dog injured, and the two people responsible for that accident end up responsible for each other in ways neither planned. The comedy runs on avoidance and awkwardness rather than grand gestures, and the pacing is unhurried enough to let both characters stay complicated longer than a tidier show would allow.

The dog is not a prop; it is a concrete, ongoing obligation that keeps Ashley and Gordon in contact before they are ready to be honest with each other. That shared caregiving creates a slow accumulation of small moments, and the warmth in the show comes from watching two messy adults inch toward vulnerability rather than perform it.

Best for

warm romcom, awkward honesty and Comedy

Story lane

Comedy and Romance

Commitment

Season 3 · 8 episodes

Where

Binge

Official Premise

After a car accident leaves a dog injured, two single-ish, complicated people find themselves drawn together. As they care for the animal and navigate their messy lives, they must decide whether to be honest, vulnerable, and brave enough to accept one another.

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