If season one of Kevin Can F**k Himself pulled back the curtain on the generic wife-characters of modern TV sitcoms and showed us the cracks in their foundations, then season two bulldozes through it all entirely. The show continues its TV genre-bending format — when Allison (Annie Murphy) is with her husband Kevin (Eric Petersen), the show becomes a bright, multi-camera sitcom, complete with a laugh-track à la Everybody Loves Raymond; and when she's away from him, the show slips into a gritty, Barry-esque, single-camera crime drama — and in doing so, more importantly, doesn't hold back in its searing commentary on a sitcom's sexist treatment of women characters.

Free Nintendo Switch 2 Upgrades Released for 3 Switch Games
Free Nintendo Switch 2 upgrades have been released for three Nintendo Switch games. In other words, there are three new Nintendo Switch 2 games that

