From open marriages to a hunky lumberjack, ‘The Four Seasons’ explores long-term gay partnership

Image Credit: ‘The Four Seasons,’ Netflix

Looks like rooms at The Four Seasons are booking up fast, because the Tina Fey-spearheaded comedy is a hit, topping the Netflix streaming charts after premiering last week.

The series reimagines the 1981 Alan Alda film of the same name, following a group of married couple friends as they take seasonal vacations together, but find the dynamic thrown into disarray after one pair decides to separate.

In addition to divvying the narrative up into eight episodes—two for each season—the new The Four Seasons also differentiates itself from the original by making one of its couples gay: Calm & cool architect Danny (two-time Oscar nominee Colman Domingo) and his affectionate, emphatic Italian husband Claude (High Tide director Marco Calvani).

And

READ MORE OF THIS POST AT Queerty