The TV thread

'I Think You Should Leave' is coming back to Netflix on May 30.

 

I'm a little peeved about East New York. That was a good show with an engaging cast.

 

Watched the first two episodes of White House Plumbers. It skews just a bit too cartoonish. Liked it but didn’t love. I’ll continue with it. It kinda has the same feel as the John C Reilly Showtime Lakers series. Which I loved even though there are many liberties taken.

Also watching the Fatal Attraction series. I think it’s quite well done. Lizzy Kaplan has cornered the market on playing unstable/crazy.

 

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I am planning to get to White House Plumbers at some point, though most of what I've heard fits with your take on it.

My wife and I are watching Fatal Attraction together. The cast is very good. Some of the time-jumping gets a little confusing and I don't love how they play the end of Episode 4. I don't think the way they play the reactions to the bit with Beth's mother makes sense.

 

It’s so impeccably cast. Toby Huss! Tony Plana!

 

They said that to me at dinner.

 

Just finished the Resort on Peacock. Worthwhile. Cristin Milioti once again proves she is one of the most talented actresses out there. William Jackson Harper and Nick Offerman are great too.

 

Toby Huss also in Fatal Attraction. But he'll always be The (Seinfeld) Wiz! to me.

The cast for WHP is incredible. I've only seen the one episode, and I'll stay with it just for the cast.

 

Huss was also great in Halt and Catch Fire and GLOW. First remember him impersonating Sinatra in some funny MTV interstitials.

 

Totally agree on Halt. I’ve not seen GLOW. But he’s always outstanding.

 

Huss is excellent, plus, he has a surprising First TV Role.

Spoiler

Artie, the World's Strongest Man, in "The Adventures of Pete & Pete."