A Man on the Inside | Official Trailer | Netflix

Retired professor Charles (Ted Danson) feels life has nothing new in store for him. A year after his wife’s passing, he’s become stuck in his routine and grown distant from his daughter. But when he spies a classified ad from a private investigator, he’s inspired to roll the dice on a new adventure, going undercover to solve the mystery of a stolen family heirloom.

From creator Mike Schur (creator of The Good Place; co-creator of Parks and Recreation, Brooklyn Nine Nine), A Man on the Inside is based on the documentary The Mole Agent, a 2021 Oscar® nominee for Best Documentary feature.

A Man on the Inside launches Nov 21, only on Netflix.

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A Man on the Inside | Official Trailer | Netflix

A widowed professor gets a surprising new lease on life when a private detective hires him to go undercover inside a San Francisco retirement home.

[hamzamaouhoub]

in my mind, this is how Michael lived out his life

[Catninjas]

It's good to see that Michael found a purpose when he arrived on Earth.

[DinoQuintana]

"All any of us really want is more time with the people we love." is so The Good Place-coded.

[marybethfry]

Anything created by Michael Schur is great, especially with Ted Danson!

[speakatron]

"Everything tastes like pennies, and none of us can feel our arms" broke me 😂

[TedHJones]

Looks like a great role for Ted Danson, and a fun take on senior living - I'm in!

[autisticsapphic]

Short curly haired Stephanie Beatriz spotted❤ Love to see a good comedy focusing on seniors, reminds me of Grace and Frankie

[LauraLynch-ph]

Grace and Frankie paved the way for shows like this. So happy to see actors and actessses over 40 getting good roles. Kathy Bates in Matlock is brilliant too.

[DougWolfe]

The lady having confession via her iPad in full view of everyone got me laughing.

[QuillWorks]

“I had impure thoughts about Pedro Pascal again!” Haven’t we all …

[dammitjim]

Hearing Stephanie Beatriz's (aka Diaz) real voice is always a trip. 😂

[MrDrawingboard]

A Michael Schur comedy starring Ted Danson? YES PLEASE AND THANK YOU! I'm just going to assume that this is a Good Place sequel where this is the life Michael lived after the series finale.

[beloveme]

Ted Danson…. Everybody still knows your name and we are all so glad you came…Back to Us !!! 🎉🎉🥳. The trailer is magic 🪄✨✨✨

[OvSpP]

Y’all had me at ‘created by Michael Schur’

[redmustangredmustang]

Ted Danson just looks great and pretty much the same after 20 years. He is aging like fine wine.

[KylinBrady]

I cried at this preview…. All any of us wants is to be loved. That’s all I want. 😢

[jenniferhanses]

Well, my mom and I are in. Ted Danson was hilarious in The Good Place. She got all excited to see Sally Struthers, too. We both love mysteries and comedies.

And the comparison to high school if you get into a nice community is apt. My grandmother was in assisted living in the '90s, and despite having missed out on high school she had that vibe of being one of the popular girls who sat at the big tables with her friends and talked to every one, and just enjoyed having fun with the other people at the community.

[jefferyhanderson]

A story about seniors and them coping with emptiness and loneliness of old age, which is also a mystery? This sounds very promising.

[missladyanonymity]

TD, in my lifetime, is an actor who "never went away." He isn't a has-been. He isn't "making a comeback."

From cheers, to three men and a baby/little lady, to becker, to curb, to good place... ive never noticed him to have gone "missing, " professionally speaking. Maybe he has.

I can't wait to watch TDs next hit.
Hashtag team gainfully employed...if one wants to be...at his age!

[Unbreakable]

Not only is this the life that Michael was slotted into, I'm absolutely thinking of this show as 'A 6, 000-foot-tall Fire Squid on the Inside'