Your Friends & Neighbors

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When a financial titan suddenly finds himself divorced and jobless, he starts robbing his wealthy neighbors to stay afloat. Stealing from his own social circle strangely exhilarates him—but he gradually gets tangled in a deadly web.

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Show Popularity: 28.303

Show Status: Returning Series

Show Type: Scripted

Spoken Languages: English

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- 01 May 2026 at 8:24 pm

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⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 8/10 THE SUMMARY If you think your mid-life crisis is bad, at least you aren’t Jon Hamm in a tuxedo, crawling through a neighbour’s ventilation shaft. Your Friends & Neighbors (2025–Present) follows Coop, a high-flying hedge fund manager who gets bin-bagged from his job and decides the only logical way to keep his Maserati and his kids' private school tuition is to start burgling the local 1%. It witty-ly mixes the glossy, "money-soaked" vibe of Westmont Village with a high-octane crime caper. Coop isn't just stealing Patek Philippe watches; he’s uncovering the filthy secrets, affairs, and flat-out lies hidden behind the manicured lawns of his suburban "friends." THE PROS This is a 8/10 because it is the absolute business for anyone who misses the sharp, nuanced groove of Jon Hamm on their screen. He is 100% authentic as a man who is equally brilliant and desperate, making his fall from grace feel sincere rather than just a plot point. The supporting cast is top-tier—Amanda Peet as the ex-wife and Olivia Munn as the complicated "booty call" bring a genuine weight to the drama. The show witty-ly subverts the "rich people behaving badly" trope by adding high-octane heist elements, turning a suburban drama into a moreish crime caper. It’s a total win for its pacing; each episode feels punchy and leaves you dying to know whose house is getting hit next. THE CONS It settles at an 8/10 because it occasionally hits a Languid Burn when it leans too heavily into the "woe-is-me" billionaire problems. While Hamm is great, the show can feel a bit wet when it asks you to sympathise with a man whose biggest tragedy is having to live in a rental home instead of a mansion. It misses the 9/10 mark because, at times, it feels like it’s half in love with the luxury it’s supposed to be satirising, making the social commentary feel a bit of a head-scratcher. It’s a good, highly recommended series, but it hasn't quite reached the "Epic" status of the titans in the vault just yet. THE VERDICT An 8/10. It is a sincere, witty, and masterfully acted show that is a total win for Apple TV. It isn't a 9 because the satire could afford to be a bit sharper, but it’s a 100% authentic treat for fans of dark comedies. If you want a show that feels like The White Lotus decided to take a holiday in the New York suburbs and start breaking into houses, this is the business. In the archive of 2026's must-watch dramas, this one is definitely worth a look. INSOMNIAC TRIVIA • Suit Up: To keep Coop’s transition from financier to thief 100% authentic, the costume department witty-ly used the same high-end designer suits Hamm wore in the office for his early burglary scenes. It’s a sincere nod to the fact that he’s literally using his old life to fund his new criminal career.• Leading Man: Jon Hamm didn't just star in the show; he witty-ly served as an executive producer to ensure the tone was spot on. He wanted to avoid the show becoming a "wet" melodrama, pushing for more high-octane heist sequences to keep the energy high.• Real Locations: The "Westmont Village" seen in the show isn't a studio lot. The production witty-ly filmed in 100% authentic affluent neighbourhoods in New York to ensure the "crushed oyster shell" driveways and massive estates looked like the real business, making the environment feel as top-tier as the cast. THE VIBE Like a chilled martini served in a stolen glass, the smell of expensive leather car seats and fresh-cut grass, and the sound of a silent alarm ticking down. It’s sophisticated, tense, and incredibly witty. It makes you want to buy a balaclava made of cashmere, spy on your neighbours, and realize that the grass isn't just greener on the other side—it’s hiding a lot of bodies.

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Season 1

9 Episodes

Air Date: 2025-04-10

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Season 2

10 Episodes

Air Date: 2026-04-02

In season two, Andrew Cooper doubles down on his life as an unlikely suburban thief, until the arrival of a new neighbor threatens to expose his secrets and place his family at risk.

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Insomniacs Reviews
- 1 May 2026 at 9:24 PM

⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 8/10
THE SUMMARY
If you think your mid-life crisis is bad, at least you aren’t Jon Hamm in a tuxedo, crawling through a neighbour’s ventilation shaft. Your Friends & Neighbors (2025–Present) follows Coop, a high-flying hedge fund manager who gets bin-bagged from his job and decides the only logical way to keep his Maserati and his kids’ private school tuition is to start burgling the local 1%. It witty-ly mixes the glossy, “money-soaked” vibe of Westmont Village with a high-octane crime caper. Coop isn’t just stealing Patek Philippe watches; he’s uncovering the filthy secrets, affairs, and flat-out lies hidden behind the manicured lawns of his suburban “friends.”
THE PROS
This is a 8/10 because it is the absolute business for anyone who misses the sharp, nuanced groove of Jon Hamm on their screen. He is 100% authentic as a man who is equally brilliant and desperate, making his fall from grace feel sincere rather than just a plot point. The supporting cast is top-tier—Amanda Peet as the ex-wife and Olivia Munn as the complicated “booty call” bring a genuine weight to the drama. The show witty-ly subverts the “rich people behaving badly” trope by adding high-octane heist elements, turning a suburban drama into a moreish crime caper. It’s a total win for its pacing; each episode feels punchy and leaves you dying to know whose house is getting hit next.
THE CONS
It settles at an 8/10 because it occasionally hits a Languid Burn when it leans too heavily into the “woe-is-me” billionaire problems. While Hamm is great, the show can feel a bit wet when it asks you to sympathise with a man whose biggest tragedy is having to live in a rental home instead of a mansion. It misses the 9/10 mark because, at times, it feels like it’s half in love with the luxury it’s supposed to be satirising, making the social commentary feel a bit of a head-scratcher. It’s a good, highly recommended series, but it hasn’t quite reached the “Epic” status of the titans in the vault just yet.
THE VERDICT
An 8/10. It is a sincere, witty, and masterfully acted show that is a total win for Apple TV. It isn’t a 9 because the satire could afford to be a bit sharper, but it’s a 100% authentic treat for fans of dark comedies. If you want a show that feels like The White Lotus decided to take a holiday in the New York suburbs and start breaking into houses, this is the business. In the archive of 2026’s must-watch dramas, this one is definitely worth a look.
INSOMNIAC TRIVIA
• Suit Up: To keep Coop’s transition from financier to thief 100% authentic, the costume department witty-ly used the same high-end designer suits Hamm wore in the office for his early burglary scenes. It’s a sincere nod to the fact that he’s literally using his old life to fund his new criminal career.
• Leading Man: Jon Hamm didn’t just star in the show; he witty-ly served as an executive producer to ensure the tone was spot on. He wanted to avoid the show becoming a “wet” melodrama, pushing for more high-octane heist sequences to keep the energy high.
• Real Locations: The “Westmont Village” seen in the show isn’t a studio lot. The production witty-ly filmed in 100% authentic affluent neighbourhoods in New York to ensure the “crushed oyster shell” driveways and massive estates looked like the real business, making the environment feel as top-tier as the cast.
THE VIBE
Like a chilled martini served in a stolen glass, the smell of expensive leather car seats and fresh-cut grass, and the sound of a silent alarm ticking down. It’s sophisticated, tense, and incredibly witty. It makes you want to buy a balaclava made of cashmere, spy on your neighbours, and realize that the grass isn’t just greener on the other side—it’s hiding a lot of bodies.

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