“Worst Roommate Ever”, Netflix’s new docu-crime show, is neither scary nor surprising, but I’m still left to watch all the episodes.
“The worst partners in the world” is not “Do not mess with cats” nor “We are the Tinder crook”, but still manages to pump us in. We’ve all been through the saga of changing partners in a reality where monthly rents are rising and the cost of living is skyrocketing, so the ultimate solution is cohabitation with people you probably wouldn’t even sit with in Cortado, but that’s what you have to deal with when you want to live in the big city.
Right when I saw the title of the “Worst Partners in the World” program, I imagined a crumbling Tel Aviv Bauhaus apartment on the outskirts of North Tel Aviv. Yuval Intervention After the situation reached a boiling point, Yuval rejects the accusations and threatens to leave, will Nofar and Yoav be able to find a replacement by the end of the month?
Well the series “The Worst Partners in the World” does not really present such stories as mainstream, thank God. For example, in the first episode “You Can Call Me Grandma” we come across Dorothea, an older and captivating woman who seems to have her schedule made up of a bridge circle, knitting sweaters for premature cats and handing out sweets and organelles. Spoiler Caution- At her hostel, she stole their savings and then buried them in the backyard.
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The second episode is called “Beware of the Quiet”: Student Merida Ramos is missing and the detectives focus on her roommate Kay C. Joy. This episode is also surprising, more or less. A lot of girls have encountered unpleasant situations in their lives when their roommates decided they were in love with them and made it difficult to live together, putting the roommate in a really uncomfortable and impossible situation. This chapter focuses on a violent man who could not accept no as an answer and as mentioned the ending was not good.
“The Marathon Man”: Here, too, I imagined the exploits of Yaron Goldman, a tired and tired guy who ran the Tel Aviv Marathon and never stopped harassing his roommates with detailed stories about his training in the gym. Apparently life in the country is not that crazy and dark if it is the worst I could have imagined. In this episode we come across the charismatic athlete Yosef Khatar who consistently cheats people and steals their money through different and weird stories.
As mentioned, the title of the mini-series does not really give us an idea of the future to come and that may be why I stayed to watch it. And maybe it’s at all because she was in the top ten viewers? Who knows, what’s for sure is that I would not recommend anyone to look for affiliates on the Craiglist site.