I enjoyed the first year or two... the next was pretty watchable (despite the remarkably low budget/low thought intro titles), but this year (season 4) has fallen to the leftist ideology that's ruining everything lately (and just for the record, I'm left leaning).Same old story, a perfectly serviceable TV series ruined by the idiotic far left ideology that's infecting every aspect of the entertainment industry... characters are either 'normal' (as far as that goes in this series where everyone is awful) or far right type a'holes.... but funnily enough, I don't see any far left a'holes at all... yeah... funny that... its almost like someone's trying to force their moronic far left ideology on us... again, again, AGAIN.Is everyone making TV now-a-days; a child?I weep for humanity.

Over the last few years have watched this FXX series some which is called "Your the Worst" and overall it's okay a little blunt, crazy, far out and wild though. It's pretty simple it centers around a couple named Jimmy(Chris Geere) and Gretchen(Aya Cash) and both have casual sex and crazy fun with drugs and live a wild party life! And Gretchen is a little slack as she's often fired from her jobs yet still her and Jimmy try to make it work and love one another. And they try to support each other also with family and friends. Still these young people are stubborn and live life to the fullest with wild crazy fun as they get by the best way they can! Yet plenty of laughs are provided when you watch these episodes so from time to time give these episodes a watch!

The mix of comedy and drama is unprecedented and should really be commended. The actors and writers are doing a tremendous job at portraying just what is needed. After watching almost two seasons based on the comedy alone, this show is hitting me hard, and I suspect that it's the same for many viewers. A lot of stuff has been creeping up on me since the first seasons, but the writers really understand how to make the most of it. The incredibly subjective example of PTSD hit me hard in this episode, and in the context of the show that I've known and loved for two seasons was just beyond any measure. If this is not awarded heavily in the next season, the emmys and globes are no more than silly statues. Let everyone know that his is THE show to watch.

This show is the reason why I started liking British main roles again. Its cynical, spontaneous, dark humor's been mixed with real issues of the world of grown-ups and all the drama everyone seeks in a good love story; it's genius! It's created for ones who understand the gravity of life yet choose not to take it so seriously. Note: Mind that, as you go along, you might notice that some of the content has apparently been created just for the sake of filling out the episode time- that's why I gave it a star less. Apart from that, it's definitely much more than worth watching; it's worth coming back to again and again.