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* AmbiguouslyBrown: Neither Oscar nor June's race are specified, though both actors are mixed race. Mark mentions that he's curious about June's racial makeup. The only hint we get is that June's nephew is Jewish. Rudolph is herself half Ashkenazi Jew.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: Neither Oscar nor June's race are specified, though both actors are mixed race. Mark mentions that he's curious about June's racial makeup. The only hint we get is that June's nephew is Jewish. Rudolph is herself half-Ashkenazi half Ashkenazi Jew.
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* ModernStasis: The era where Andre and Sarah meet and devolop their affair seems to be the 2010s, considering the smartphones, pop culture references and the way they talk about how SocietyMarchesOn society has changed and an interracial couple like them would be badly seen or not exist at all in other times. However, in the future, when [[spoiler: a 70-years-old Andre goes to an open house where Sarah was supossed to be]], everything looks the same as if it's still the 2010s.
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* BaitAndSwitch: Toward the end of "Andre and Susan," we see Andre arrive from work to find Susan cooking a large dinner, implying that they've left their spouses and started a life together. It turns out that they're cheating on their spouses by having a date in a vacant house.
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* BaitAndSwitch: Toward the end of "Andre and Susan," Sarah," we see Andre arrive from work to find Susan Sarah cooking a large dinner, implying that they've left their spouses and started a life together. It turns out that they're cheating on their spouses by having a date in a vacant house.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: Neither Oscar nor June's race are addressed, specified, though both actors are mixed race. Mark mentions that he's curious about June's racial makeup. The only hint we get is that June's nephew is Jewish. Rudolph is herself half Ashkenazi half-Ashkenazi Jew.
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* WalkDontSwim: Formers can walk along the bottom of the ocean. In the season one finale, [[spoiler: June and Oscar walk across the ocean to somewhere new]].
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* YourCheatingHeart: Andre and Sarah maintain a long affair, but cannot bring themselves to break from their families to be together.
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* WalkDontSwim: Formers can walk along the bottom of the ocean. In the season one finale, [[spoiler: June and Oscar walk across the ocean to somewhere new]].
* YourCheatingHeart: Andre and Sarah maintain a long affair, but cannot bring themselves to break from their families to be together.new]].
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''Forever'' is a half-hour {{dramedy}} series created by Alan Yang and Matt Hubbard, airing on Creator/PrimeVideo. The series stars Fred Armisen and Creator/MayaRudolph as a middle-aged couple, Oscar and June, who seem stuck in a rut in their relationship. When their circumstances radically change, they're tested to either remain the same, forever, or venture into unfamiliar territory.
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''Forever'' is a half-hour {{dramedy}} series created by Alan Yang and Matt Hubbard, airing on Creator/PrimeVideo. The series stars Fred Armisen Creator/FredArmisen and Creator/MayaRudolph as a middle-aged couple, Oscar and June, who seem stuck in a rut in their relationship. When their circumstances radically change, they're tested to either remain the same, forever, or venture into unfamiliar territory.
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* DullSurprise: Some pretty shocking things happen to Oscar, but you woukd never be able to telk from his perma-bland expression.
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''Forever'' is a half-hour {{dramedy}} series created by Alan Yang and Matt Hubbard, airing on Creator/PrimeVideo. The series stars Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph Creator/MayaRudolph as a middle-aged couple, Oscar and June, who seem stuck in a rut in their relationship. When their circumstances radically change, they're tested to either remain the same, forever, or venture into unfamiliar territory.
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* TheUnreveal: When Andre makes a put to "determine the future of humanity," we don't see whether he sinks it or misses. They both react with mild amusement, and Sarah says she doesn't know whether to be happy or sad about the result.
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* TheUnreveal: When Andre makes a put putt to "determine the future of humanity," we don't see whether he sinks it or misses. They both react with mild amusement, and Sarah says she doesn't know whether to be happy or sad about the result.
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* {{Motif}}: Being near water. Oscar and June live in ''River''side and spend their vacations in a lakehouse. In the afterlife, they still live in Riverside and can't go too far from a fountain. They eventually make it to ''Ocean''side, where they can't go too far from the sea. In the episode ''Andre and Sarah," the eponymous pair discuss how practical it is to live in a desert so far from water.
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* AssholeVictim: Discussed. Kase figures out how to "juice" Currents by stealing their energy. She makes sure to show that a local gas station employee is a real scumbag before teaching June how to do it, so June won't feel guilty.
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* FrenchJerk: Marisol has a French accent and says things that are at times mildly insulting, such as when she blithely comments that some of the things June says sound stupid but provide an interesting perspective.
* HealingSpring: None of the Formers in Riverside can venture more than a few miles from the fountain in the middle of their neighborhood.
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* WalkDontSwim: Formers can walk along the bottom of the ocean. In the season one finale, [[spoiler: June and Oscar walk across the ocean to somewhere new]].
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* TheCliffhanger: Where did Oscar and June end up at the end of the season?
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''Forever'' is a half-hour {{dramedy}} series created by Alan Yang and Matt Hubbard, airing on Creator/AmazonVideo.Creator/PrimeVideo. The series stars Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph as a middle-aged couple, Oscar and June, who seem stuck in a rut in their relationship. When their circumstances radically change, they're tested to either remain the same, forever, or venture into unfamiliar territory.
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* AmbiguiouslyBrown: Neither Oscar nor June's race are addressed, though both actors are mixed race. Mark mentions that he's curious about June's racial makeup. The only hint we get is that June's nephew is Jewish. Rudolph is herself half Ashkenazi Jew.
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* AmbiguiouslyBrown: AmbiguouslyBrown: Neither Oscar nor June's race are addressed, though both actors are mixed race. Mark mentions that he's curious about June's racial makeup. The only hint we get is that June's nephew is Jewish. Rudolph is herself half Ashkenazi Jew.
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The series premiered on September 14, 2018 and has run for one eight-episode season.
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* AmbiguiouslyBrown: Neither Oscar nor June's race are addressed, though both actors are mixed race. Mark mentions that he's curious about June's racial makeup. The only hint we get is that June's nephew is Jewish. Rudolph is herself half Ashkenazi Jew.
* BaitAndSwitch: Toward the end of "Andre and Susan," we see Andre arrive from work to find Susan cooking a large dinner, implying that they've left their spouses and started a life together. It turns out that they're cheating on their spouses by having a date in a vacant house.
* CannotTalkToWoman: Mark, due to dying before he ever had a relationship.
* DissonantSerenity: After reading June's "Dear John" letter, he has almost no external reaction and simply goes about his day as normal. The only betrayal of his internal turmoil is when he tries to slam a stuck drawer closed.
* DoggedNiceGuy: Oscar. We see him try to hit on June in a bar, only to be ignored when her much more handsome boyfriend arrives. He eventually wins her over by being a [[SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan nice guy]].
* ExtremeDoormat: Oscar is extremely nonconfrontational. In the first episode, we see June yelling at him while he remains mild. In the seventh episode, June discovers that he secretly rearranges the dish washer after she loads it to avoid arguing about it. When giving Mark advice, Oscar says that he is the "peacemaker" of the relationship and that every couple needs one.
* FallingInLoveMontage: The series begins with a montage of how Oscar and June met, fell in love, got married, and fell into a rut.
* HerHeartWillGoOn: June spends episode two mourning Oscar.
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** Oscar first tries to chat up June at a bar, but they meet for real at the grocery store when they're both trying to buy the same frozen pizza.
** Sarah and Andre meet when Andre visits Sarah's first solo open house, and he accidentally muddles up her pristine snack table.
* MundaneAfterlife: A founding principle of the show. [[spoiler:The afterlife is just hanging around on Earth, squatting in vacant buildings, eating, sleeping and doing most of the same things you used to do. June was bored doing the same things for her entire life. Now she's really got to decide if she can do them literally forever]].
* OlderThanTheyLook: Everyone looks the same age as when they died, no matter how long ago that was. Mark looks 17 but is in his 50s, and the person who's been in Riverside the longest is a child.
* ResurrectedRomance: An unusual example in that [[spoiler:Oscar dies in the first episode, and June spends an episode mourning him until she dies and reunites with him in the afterlife]].
* SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: Oscar says that June dated a lot of handsome, mean men, but he won her over by being nice.
* YourCheatingHeart: Andre and Sarah maintain a long affair, but cannot bring themselves to break from their families to be together.
The series premiered on September 14, 2018 and has run for one eight-episode season.
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* AmbiguiouslyBrown: Neither Oscar nor June's race are addressed, though both actors are mixed race. Mark mentions that he's curious about June's racial makeup. The only hint we get is that June's nephew is Jewish. Rudolph is herself half Ashkenazi Jew.
* BaitAndSwitch: Toward the end of "Andre and Susan," we see Andre arrive from work to find Susan cooking a large dinner, implying that they've left their spouses and started a life together. It turns out that they're cheating on their spouses by having a date in a vacant house.
* CannotTalkToWoman: Mark, due to dying before he ever had a relationship.
* DissonantSerenity: After reading June's "Dear John" letter, he has almost no external reaction and simply goes about his day as normal. The only betrayal of his internal turmoil is when he tries to slam a stuck drawer closed.
* DoggedNiceGuy: Oscar. We see him try to hit on June in a bar, only to be ignored when her much more handsome boyfriend arrives. He eventually wins her over by being a [[SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan nice guy]].
* ExtremeDoormat: Oscar is extremely nonconfrontational. In the first episode, we see June yelling at him while he remains mild. In the seventh episode, June discovers that he secretly rearranges the dish washer after she loads it to avoid arguing about it. When giving Mark advice, Oscar says that he is the "peacemaker" of the relationship and that every couple needs one.
* FallingInLoveMontage: The series begins with a montage of how Oscar and June met, fell in love, got married, and fell into a rut.
* HerHeartWillGoOn: June spends episode two mourning Oscar.
* MeetCute:
** Oscar first tries to chat up June at a bar, but they meet for real at the grocery store when they're both trying to buy the same frozen pizza.
** Sarah and Andre meet when Andre visits Sarah's first solo open house, and he accidentally muddles up her pristine snack table.
* MundaneAfterlife: A founding principle of the show. [[spoiler:The afterlife is just hanging around on Earth, squatting in vacant buildings, eating, sleeping and doing most of the same things you used to do. June was bored doing the same things for her entire life. Now she's really got to decide if she can do them literally forever]].
* OlderThanTheyLook: Everyone looks the same age as when they died, no matter how long ago that was. Mark looks 17 but is in his 50s, and the person who's been in Riverside the longest is a child.
* ResurrectedRomance: An unusual example in that [[spoiler:Oscar dies in the first episode, and June spends an episode mourning him until she dies and reunites with him in the afterlife]].
* SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: Oscar says that June dated a lot of handsome, mean men, but he won her over by being nice.
* YourCheatingHeart: Andre and Sarah maintain a long affair, but cannot bring themselves to break from their families to be together.
