Nicolò Borgogno

Brilliant and witty , a portrait of beauty, love and weirdness. Paul Rudd does really carry you on a magnificent trip throughout his life change when he decides to pay for a better self in a weird Spa . The cloning is just a face of this TV show, that perfectly combine emotion and laughter together , giving you a big spectrum of thoughts and reflection on who we really are and what we really need in our lives. The end proves the moral of this show in some ways, depicting a strange confusing moment that bring the spectator almost in tears . In some ways it seems that miles really did need his other self in order to understand himself and to better love the people around him .