Netflix has given the greenlight to comedy series "I Suck at Girls," which hails from Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker as well as Bill Lawrence

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The streaming giant agreed to pay the entire production crew of the pair’s new movie a bonus if the film performs well on the service.

It may only be the first full week of the year, but there is a diverse, exciting array of TV shows and movies coming to streaming this week. HBO Max, Peacock and Amazon's Prime Video all have new seasons of certified hits arriving throughout the coming days,

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Joel Keller of Decider, meanwhile, is one of the critics frustrated by the upcoming Netflix series. While Keller agrees His & Hers is worth streaming due to the lead actors and the potential for fun twists, the episodes can be “slow-moving to a fault and frustrating as hell.” The critic continues:

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Netflix has ordered a series adaptation of 'I Suck at Girls' from 'Abbott Elementary' duo Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker.

I Suck At Girls' Comedy From Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker & Bill Lawrence Gets Cast-Contingent Series Order At Netflix

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