Ever since A Man on the Inside released in November 2024, the cast and crew have been open and honest about the fact that it was inspired by the 2020 documentary The Mole Agent, about an 83-year-old ...

The sophomore season of Mike Schur's Netflix sitcom sends Ted Danson's undercover agent back to college, where a thief threatens a billionaire's school-saving donation — and Mary Steenburgen has a ...

It's not long now until the arrival of A Man on the Inside season 2, the popular Neflix spy comedy that saw Charles (Ted Danson), a retiree-turned-sleuth finding a new lease of life while ...

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Mike Schur makes sitcom magic. The brainchild behind beloved comedies like Parks and Recreation, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and The Good Place, he brought some of that magic to Netflix with his latest series ...

And now, for Season 2, A Man on the Inside returns with an even stronger story. With the way Schur flipped the entire premise of The Good Place for the second season of that show, you know he's ...

Warning: This article includes SPOILERS for A Man on the Inside season 2. Netflix’s hit sitcom A Man on the Inside is flying high in the charts again, after the release of its second season. Since the ...

A Man on the Inside Season 2 delivered some incredible laughs and some even better detective work from Charles Niewendyk (Ted Danson), but now we need to know… when are we getting Season 3? **Spoilers ...

A Man on the Inside is back for another season of amateur sleuthing at its funniest. Ted Danson stars as Charles Nieuwendyk, a widower and retired college professor who goes undercover to solve crimes ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Mike Schur bemoans the loss of holiday episodes on television. “The new world of TV shows not following a ...

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