‘Paul T. Goldman’ blends fiction and fact in a way that is as odd as it is funny | CNN
The expression “hybrid” is thrown about too loosely in leisure, but it genuinely applies to “Paul T. Goldman,” a Peacock collection from the director of the “Borat” sequel that combines fiction with sort-of fact, scripted with a driving-the-scenes “making of” docuseries. Quirky and odd, the show’s most important point feels like the truth we’re all the heroes of our story, at least in our individual extremely subjective eyes.
