• Network: Netflix
  • Series Premiere Date: Mar 11, 2016
Season #: 2, 1
User Score
4.7

Mixed or average reviews- based on 32 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 15 out of 32
  2. Negative: 15 out of 32

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  1. Jun 2, 2017
    0
    As I expected, the second season sucks as the first one, if it's not even worse. The characters are static, and the story itself is dead. The acting is even worse than it was in the first season, and the lack of female characters (with even just an ounce of psychological thickness), is nauseating. Of course, Ruth Kearney acts horribly, I don't know how she got casted in the first place. IAs I expected, the second season sucks as the first one, if it's not even worse. The characters are static, and the story itself is dead. The acting is even worse than it was in the first season, and the lack of female characters (with even just an ounce of psychological thickness), is nauseating. Of course, Ruth Kearney acts horribly, I don't know how she got casted in the first place. I don't even know how this show got renewed, and why I decided to give it a second chance!
    So sad that shows like this get renewed and then, actually good shows like The Get Down and Sense8 get canceled.
    @ netflix, you just lost a customer ;)
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  2. Jun 3, 2017
    0
    Awful, pointless like the first season. I wanted to give it an another chance, but Will disappointed me again. Why they have renewed this show for a second season if nobody asked for it?
  3. Jun 4, 2017
    9
    Flake's second season builds on the loose structure of the first, meandering its way back through Venice Beach and the unfolding drama and deceptions (often self-delusions). The slower pace remains the same, and the season is short, sweet, and as aimless as the first. This series is best watched with a few bottles of wine in a single sitting.
  4. Jun 4, 2017
    0
    As pointless as the first, as boring as the first one, as poor of plot as the first one, why did even Netflix decide do waste useful money on this?!?!?!?!?!?! I pity Dennis Sullivan and George William Basil, whom I think are really nice and cute people: their characters are wrote as the same sterotyped stupid best friend, and crazy hobo. Netflix, please, cancel this!
  5. Jun 4, 2017
    0
    I am disgusted by the fact that actual shows with a potential got canceled because they were "too succesful" as the Netflix CEO himself said in a recent interview, and then this **** things gets a second season just because Will Arnett bought viewers. Truly disgusting!
  6. Jun 4, 2017
    0
    Why did I even give this a second chance? why? Silly me, I should've known. If you're thinking about giving this show a second chance, DON'T. The plot looks like a really bad writte fanfiction. Save yourself. The acting itself is poor and makes you cringe the entire time. This time, not even Venice nor the soundtrack was able to save you and your band of poracci, Arnett.
  7. Jun 4, 2017
    7
    I can see why the meandering plot and the overall slacker tone would annoy a lot of people. There's nothing much going on in season 2 of Flaked, much as in season 1.

    But this show is all about the mood. You have to let yourself fall into the vibe of an LA beach bum and the mellowness and melancholia of the thing will make sense to you. Will Arnett is at his best playing loud, brash
    I can see why the meandering plot and the overall slacker tone would annoy a lot of people. There's nothing much going on in season 2 of Flaked, much as in season 1.

    But this show is all about the mood. You have to let yourself fall into the vibe of an LA beach bum and the mellowness and melancholia of the thing will make sense to you.

    Will Arnett is at his best playing loud, brash **** so here, playing a subdued, low-key **** he is kind of wasted. But hey.

    Not to everyone's taste, but a cleverer show than it might seem.
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  8. Jun 4, 2017
    9
    I understand the negativity surrounding Flaked, but the vast majority of these criticisms are entirely misplaced.

    Many take issue with the fact that not a whole lot actually happens, which is a fair point, but the show isn't meant to be an exciting adventure, or even a day trip to the beach. It is a character study of a man who purposefully traps himself in a web of lies that service
    I understand the negativity surrounding Flaked, but the vast majority of these criticisms are entirely misplaced.

    Many take issue with the fact that not a whole lot actually happens, which is a fair point, but the show isn't meant to be an exciting adventure, or even a day trip to the beach. It is a character study of a man who purposefully traps himself in a web of lies that service him in the moment, but come to entangle him in the future. It can be irritatingly slow at times, but that feeling of monotonous anxiety is exactly what the writers intended to create as it's a reflection of Chip(Arnett) and the overarching theme of momentary pleasures, mistaken for happiness, being enveloped by a sea of nothing. Flaked near flawlessly accomplishes was meant to.

    As far as complaints about acting, Arnett is always fantastic in manipulative and selfish roles, Kearney's performance is melodramatic and seems false because her character is phony and melodramatic, and Sullivan and Basil portray helpless followers adeptly.

    Flaked's writers make very good use of indirect characterization. On the surface many of the supporting characters seem to lack dimension, but if you look at how they conduct themselves and the minute expressions and mannerisms of the characters, they become much more interesting. This is true of the entire production.

    While at first glance it may seem shallow and bland, the subtle developments and humor make Flaked a TV show that stands out. If you read between the lines, you'll see it for what it is, a 9 out of 10.
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  9. Jun 14, 2017
    7
    From an objective standpoint, there is nothing detestable about this show. Yet the reviews read like its an assault on the senses. I have no further desire to analyze the average joe-schmoe critic and their bent on making everything about the police or superheros. You have to pay attention to the dialogue in Flaked which has brash commentary on trendy crap that people like. Viewers judgeFrom an objective standpoint, there is nothing detestable about this show. Yet the reviews read like its an assault on the senses. I have no further desire to analyze the average joe-schmoe critic and their bent on making everything about the police or superheros. You have to pay attention to the dialogue in Flaked which has brash commentary on trendy crap that people like. Viewers judge new Star Wars movies like the bible is adding chapters. People demand the punch of McDonald's fat and salt in the things the watch and listen to. I like this show and I'm glad you don't. Expand
  10. Jun 6, 2018
    0
    This show badly needs to be canceled. Terrible acting and writing. Finding out that Will Arnett relapsed because of this s--t makes it even worse. Its bad enough when acting takes actors to dark places, but when it's the price being paid for something that isn't even good...... Sigh. I really hope Will comes to his senses, or at least Netflix does.
  11. Jul 26, 2017
    7
    This is how the series was supposed to be in the first place.
    Some of the shortcomings of the first season are still here, but now it's a show that's actually worth watching.
  12. Jun 19, 2017
    6
    I like the show. but where does it go from here ? It seems like it just ended like a movie. Is there even gonna be a season 3? Is he an alcoholic or not?