"Wave of the future, wave of the future...wave of the future..."

The Cannon Film Group began as a B-movie house, making the worst kind of schlock imaginable, and went onto make some of the most memorable disasters, and a few radical masterpieces, in modern American cinema. In 'Electric Boogaloo', they are portrayed as a critical microcosm of the movie business.

Like Ansari's previous gig, 'Parks and Recreation', 'Master of None' is consistently progressive, thoughtful, challenging, and risky without ever losing the show's base in wild comic invention and respectful, intimate human relationships.

The American auteur's follow-up to last year's astonishing 'Soft in the Head' is a tense, riveting melodrama, unfolding in the confines of a home for pregnant teenagers.

"I didn't give a damn about going to the party or being at the party. It was getting dressed for the party, and there's truth and poetry in that."

"Check your white privilege, bro!"

"Can you dig it?!"

"So... I take the girl to Jupiter, trade her for the boy, bring the boy to Venus, trade him for Johnny R., bring Johnny R. back to Earth and I get rich. "

"Bring a knife to school. If they take it off you and beat you up, you go around their houses at night and burn them down with their families inside. What's the worst they can do?"

"You promised me you weren't going to break into any more apartments!"