In the current age of all the content all the time, it can be incredibly difficult for any television show to break through the noise, let alone a good one. When the new half-hour HBO comedy series Barry debuted last year, there was considerable interest given the premise (what if a hitman decided he wanted to become an actor?) and the talent involved (Bill Hader serves as co-creator, co-showrunner, writer, director, and star). The show premiered to extremely positive reviews and a solid response from viewers, but a curious thing happened in the months following: people kept …