At last, Netflix is giving subscribers a series that is precisely the right length: Special, which premieres Friday, April 12. Not only is the 20-something comedy, created by and starring former Thought Catalog editor Ryan O’Connell, only eight episodes long, but each of those installments is bite-sized. It is the television revolution you didn’t know you needed.
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