Created by Leslye Headland, Natasha Lyonne, and Amy Poehler (and starring Lyonne as the lead), Russian Doll follows Nadia Vuvokov, a struggling thirty something in New York who accidentally falls into a time loop, repeating the same evening over and over; only to die in each timeline and repeat the cycle. The series is quite funny, I really liked Lyonne as Nadia. The plot was a bit loose, especially in the second season when they just skip the daily time loop thing altogether and moves into magical time travel with trains, buts its an equally interesting premise as the first season. My favourite scene was early in the first season when Nadia shows up for a "code review" meeting (she's a developer for 30 seconds of the plot) and it's literally a room full of developers congratulating each other on their code. Like "Wow, good job Greg, you submitted some great code this week." hahaha why have we never done this? ... Overall I'd recommend if you got nothing else and you like any of the people involved, but still only the second best series about a young adult dealing with time travel as a side affect of their grandmother's holocaust induced schizophrenia I watched this week. Bonus Fact: This series uses the same intro song, Gotta Get Up by Harry Nilsson, as used by CBC's Michael: Tuesdays and Thursdays Everyday. It's been stuck in my head for what feels like an eternity. Good tune tho.