[I]n watching "Right Now," Ansari appears to be recognizing the need for growth - not just his own, but the culture at large's as well.

It's not the Aziz of old - I mean how much mileage was really left in renaming foodstuffs and publicly bullying his cousin? - but the quieter, more contrite Ansari 2.0 still has plenty left to say.

His show is funny and insightful, but it's also emotional. It's enough to make you forgive him for his sins.

[Spike Jonze] is clearly interested in how a man rebirths himself into the court of public opinion.