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It's a film tremendously out of step with current tastes, and while I doubt that was its goal, this peculiarity makes it strangely watchable – even enjoyable.

"But Bill makes it strangely winning and mischievous," he said in a red carpet interview.

Though adult in its concerns and structurally complex, the series also has a mischievous, magical feel that makes it strangely accessible to a child.

The Peeping Tom perspective makes it strangely addictive to watch.

But their entrance is spectacular: Terence Donovan shoots an advertorial for Hoover in Crawley new town, with the rain reflected on the streets making it strangely unreal and instantly recognisable.

(Caro says he has a "full-scale memoir" planned, to be completed after the next Johnson volume, though at his age, he says, he can also "do the math"). Small and charming at about 200 pages, a quick spritz instead of a deep dive, "Working" is like the antithesis of Caro's labor-intensive oeuvre, making it strangely reassuring proof that he is, well, working.

Jon Glaser, who is stealthily taking over my television (he's the sad junkie Laird on "Girls" and Councilman Jamm on "Parks and Recreation"), turns in a perfectly pitched performance as a friendly waiter, and the scene takes a premise that could be bitter or predictable and ends up making it strangely entertaining and even joyous.

Yet despite constant appeals to founding values by politicians and pundits across the political spectrum, a perennial American eagerness to avoid framing our founding period in economic terms can make it strangely difficult to keep those all-important 18th-century finance issues in historical focus.

It enjoys a record low unemployment rate, one that makes it seem strangely detached from the plight of its struggling neighbors.

The bone marrow transplant procedure itself can be dangerous, but it is swift, which makes it feel strangely anti-climactic.

(And this film's poster makes it seem strangely similar to the planned second installment of "Atlas").