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Considering that there’s already been at least one truly great TV series about the slow, horror-filled death inflicted by cancer, it seems only fair that we get one about the dangers and complications of surviving it. Enter HBO, newcomer Jeff Roda, and his new show, When I’m Sixty-Four, which tells the story of “a narcissistic New Yorker who’s given an unexpected reprieve from terminal cancer,” and who now deals with the fact that he’s been, in the words of grief counselor Tim McGraw, “living like he were dying.” (We’re guessing that means a lot of existential dread and telling people to go fuck themselves.)