Netflix's 8-Part Comedy Drama Got Better After Losing Its Biggest Star

Netflix's 8-Part Comedy Drama Got Better After Losing Its Biggest Star




We need to say something disloyal about Steve Carell, a man we would defend in almost any court. The Four Seasonsis better without him. At the end of Season 1, Nick (Carell) dies in a car accident just as he was starting his shiny new midlife crisis with Ginny (Erika Henningsen). On paper, this seemed like an insane decision by Tina Fey and company. You don't cast the most recognizable face in the TV comedy pantheon and then write him out after eight episodes.


We need to say something disloyal about Steve Carell, a man we would defend in almost any court. The Four Seasonsis better without him. At the end of Season 1, Nick (Carell) dies in a car accident just as he was starting his shiny new midlife crisis with Ginny (Erika Henningsen). On paper, this seemed like an insane decision by Tina Fey and company. You don't cast the most recognizable face in the TV comedy pantheon and then write him out after eight episodes.

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