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Calling it now, Rupert croaks. Hence the “no weddings”, since (IIRC) he and Bex were engaged.
Yeah it’s not Harriet Walter because they showed a spoiler on Kimmel when Hannah guested and it consisted of Rebecca, her mum and Keeley discussing who Rebecca was sleeping with (dressed in funeral-esq garb). Rupert’s a great guess.
ReplyCopy URLI hope another Emmy nomination for Dame Harriet Walter
And Kieran O’Brien!! Such an underrated actor…. He was really like Jamie Tartt in Virtual Sexuality lol And Nine Songs!! Brave performance…
I hope another episode which has better spotlight on Kieran, and want him to get nominated…
ReplyCopy URLI suppose I depart from the consensus—I loved this episode. It was totally longer than it should’ve been and yes it felt like a completely different show but there’s such earnestness to looking at Beard I can’t help but love it. Self-loathing, deeply wants to love and has a lot to give, but how does he really feel about Ted Lasso? I wanna know!
One thing about this show: the references fly by so fast I assume I don’t know em but like with Bird by Bird, a fucking stellar Anne Lamott reference, I’m glad I can mostly keep up.
ReplyCopy URLFYC:
Picture: The Power of the Dog, Passing, The Lost Daughter
Director: Jane Campion, Rebecca Hall
Actor: Benedict Cumberbatch
Actress: Tessa Thompson, Olivia Colman
Supporting Actress: Kirsten Dunst, Ruth Negga, Dakota Johnson, Jessie Buckley
Supporting Actor: Kodi Smit-McPhee, Jesse PlemonsEpisode 6: The Signal
SPOILERSBrett Goldstein is energetic and moving as hell. Loved his speech about Tartt.
The whole Beard/Jane stuff was really off, because they didn’t show us why Higgins doesn’t like Jane (why the relationship isn’t healthy ?), and they didn’t show us why Higgins would care about it, since he’s not a close friend to Beard (despite being part of the Diamond Dogs)Harriet Walter would make a great Guest actress nominee.
ReplyCopy URLI have to say I don’t understand this whole “Ted Lasso season 2 is awful” thing the internet has conjured. I haven’t seen this week’s episode but aside from “Do the Right-est Thing” I’ve enjoyed each episode of this season as much as I did with season 1 of the show (which I loved).
ReplyCopy URLOscars FYC:
"THE POWER OF THE DOG" – IN ALL CATEGORIES
"SPENCER" – In all categories especially Director (Pablo Larrain) and Actress (Kristen Stewart)
"SHIVA BABY" – in all categories especially Picture, Adapted Screenplay, Score
"TOGETHER" – Actress (Sharon Horgan), Actor (James McAvoy), Original Screenplay
"LAST NIGHT IN SOHO" – Director (Edgar Wright), S. Actress (Anya Taylor-Joy/Diana Rigg), Cinematography, Costume Design and Production Design
"CODA" – in all categoriesI have to say I don’t understand this whole “Ted Lasso season 2 is awful” thing the internet has conjured. I haven’t seen this week’s episode but aside from “Do the Right-est Thing” I’ve enjoyed each episode of this season as much as I did with season 1 of the show (which I loved).
what people don’t realize is that most of them, Binge whole series after it aired. Now, they are watching week to week. Hence why they don’t think it’s as good. I’m sure if season 2 was binge, they wouldn’t be as many complaints.
ReplyCopy URLwhat people don’t realize is that most of them, Binge whole series after it aired. Now, they are watching week to week. Hence why they don’t think it’s as good. I’m sure if season 2 was binge, they wouldn’t be as many complaints.
I hate the Netflix age of television.
ReplyCopy URLOscars FYC:
"THE POWER OF THE DOG" – IN ALL CATEGORIES
"SPENCER" – In all categories especially Director (Pablo Larrain) and Actress (Kristen Stewart)
"SHIVA BABY" – in all categories especially Picture, Adapted Screenplay, Score
"TOGETHER" – Actress (Sharon Horgan), Actor (James McAvoy), Original Screenplay
"LAST NIGHT IN SOHO" – Director (Edgar Wright), S. Actress (Anya Taylor-Joy/Diana Rigg), Cinematography, Costume Design and Production Design
"CODA" – in all categories
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