Rhea Seehorn Wins Golden Globe for Best Actress in a TV Drama "Pluribus"
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Teen titans had 5 seasons
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My parents both have an Emmy.
Mom can't find work in the industry anymore, she got cut by execs that want to go all in on AI. I think my dad keeps his in the bathroom. Both of them would rather have gotten better pay or a bonus than the statuette.
I think you've gotta be really vain to care that much about the award.
Oh well if it didn't work out for your parents, that must mean noone cares.
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I can strongly recommend 'Severance'
Season 2 had some wild stuff, and set up Season 3 very well.
I'm including Severance. First season was top TV for me, second season was okay, but not at the level I expected.
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You're not supposed to like Carol Sturka, so great - the writing worked.
I consider Pluribus to be one the really great shows in the last decade, and I also do not like Carol. Often, I'm annoyed by her actions, and once or twice I was really pissed at how she interacted with the Others, because IMHO, there was just so much unnecessary hostility, or she was just being a dense cunt.
Why would a movie, a TV show or a play require the audience to like the protagonist? Outside of these fictional depictions, I'd probably not be acquainted with someone like Carol - but here, I want to watch her. I want to see how she deals with the overall situation, how choices made by someone who is fundamentally different from me play out, how she grows as a character, how she overcomes her flaws, of which there are many, or how she might completely fail. There even is the option I eventually grow to like her. Wouldn't that be great, an actual character arc?
Carol is an alcoholic who doubts her self-worth and has just lost her love, a death which she directly blames on what she considers to be the alien invaders she now has to interact with on a daily basis. She was also recently promoted to one of the greatest mass murderers in history and the isolation she suffered as consequence of her actions made her realize she really can't exist in complete solitude, leading to a complex relationship with an entity she wants to hate. I think she deserves some jagged edges.
It’s in line with his writing style. You had Walt and then Saul, neither of which were good people. You could argue by the end of BCS, that Jimmy finally found his heart. VG likes to play with complex humans and he’s good at it.
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I'm including Severance. First season was top TV for me, second season was okay, but not at the level I expected.
Agree to disagree.
I felt like they kept the quality high and I look forward to Season 3.
I just finished a Netflix series you might enjoy. The Lazarus Project. It does get a bit silly at times, but overall it's exciting and interesting. I suggest you skip the blurbs and dive right in without expectations.
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I think the people who are downvoting you are silly.
Let's face it, there's a pretty narrow window for what counts as 'pretty' in the media.
Of course all the lead actresses on major shows are going to resemble each other.
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Agree to disagree.
I felt like they kept the quality high and I look forward to Season 3.
I just finished a Netflix series you might enjoy. The Lazarus Project. It does get a bit silly at times, but overall it's exciting and interesting. I suggest you skip the blurbs and dive right in without expectations.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll check it out once I'm done with Pluribus, probably.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I'll check it out once I'm done with Pluribus, probably.
Pluribus is fantastic.
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I think the people who are downvoting you are silly.
Let's face it, there's a pretty narrow window for what counts as 'pretty' in the media.
Of course all the lead actresses on major shows are going to resemble each other.
It was at a passing glance. No idea why people are downvoting me.
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Acting can't fix poor stories, writing, and directing. Robert DeNiro has made some terrible films.
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Acting can't fix poor stories, writing, and directing. Robert DeNiro has made some terrible films.
Yes, you said that already. And I said that goes both ways. Great stories, writing and directing can't fix bad acting. Great films require all participants to be on their best performance.
