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Our lives are never just one thing — they are everything in a blink that all end the same way. This season hones in on how we operate with others and for others versus our honest selves. Mistakes are often a subconscious declaration of what we truly want, the show seems to argue.

A fractured relationship can be temporarily rescued by a perfectly timed Lorenz Tate reference. He delivers long, uninterrupted shots with scenes playing out for several minutes before the camera deigns to cut.

The unmoving focus forces the viewer to live completely in that moment, to feel its every exertion and invitation. Its new orbit and measured rotations will turn off a segment of prior fans. But Master of None: Moments in Love is an emotional triumph precisely because of the confidence it wields in its arresting genuineness.

It is raw in its mundanity, respectable in its patience, and touching in its stillness. We get it: you like to have control of your own internet experience. CNN After a four-year hiatus, "Master of None" returns in title only , with the same creative auspices but a completely different focus. The result, subtitled "Moments in Love," shifts to Lena Waithe's Denise character, with a five-episode "season" that essentially plays like an independent film -- more drama than comedy -- just diced into chapters.

For fans of the series that starred Aziz Ansari, who co-wrote the project with Waithe and directs in its entirety, it's an intriguing creative choice, if one that essentially results in a project that, other than an appearance by Ansari, exists separately from the original. Upon dispensing with that bit of narrative whiplash, "Moments in Love" stands on its own, while purposefully moving at a snail's pace that tests the viewer's level of interest.

The story opens with Denise -- now a successful writer -- quietly living in the country with her wife, Alicia Naomi Ackie.