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“It wasn’t something I thought hard about,” she says during the Netflix film’s panel at Deadline’s Contenders Film in regards to using her life as inspiration for the film. “It was more about the adversity in my life pushing me in this direction. I got fired from my first film-writing job and pretty much like my character, I wanted to take my voice back.” … [Read more...] about ‘The Forty-Year-Old Version’s Radha Blank Says Adversity Pushed Her To Tell Her Story – Contenders Film

“Fuck Anyone Who’s Not a Sea Blob” is slightly less of an acoustic duet. Much of it takes place in Jules’ first session with her new therapist, Dr. Mardy Nichols (Lauren Weedman), as if Schafer and Euphoria creator Sam Levinson, who co-wrote the episode and directed it, were huge fans of HBO’s late, great, and soon-to-be-rebooted drama In Treatment. But while Weedman is excellent, the nature of her role as a mental health professional makes this a more different conversation than the one Rue and Ali had. Dr. Nichols is there to listen, not share painful details from her own life, so this isn’t a two-hander like the last special. This dynamic works to the story’s advantage, because we already knew so much about Rue — the show’s main character, narrator, and main point-of-view figure — where Jules previously existed at a slight remove. We saw her away from Rue, particularly when she was pursuing violent sexual relationships with … [Read more...] about ‘Euphoria’ Special Part 2 Recap: A Trip Through Jules’ Mind

But that’s exactly the way that Freaks and Geeks looked to the future. West Wing was a crowd-pleaser in the manner that so much of television had tried to be going back to the days of Lucille Ball and Milton Berle. (President Bartlet loved finding common ground with his opponents, particularly in the later seasons run by producer John Wells.) It took big swings, and sometimes missed (like a patronizing out-of-continuity episode about terrorism, hastily written and produced after 9/11), but its goal was to appeal to the biggest audience possible, even as it stayed true to the vision of its creative team. Freaks and Geeks had no interest in playing in the big tent. It wanted to be an intense sideshow act that only a handful of circus-goers would come across each day, leaving them utterly changed by the experience. It was meant to be adored by a small cross-section of the audience who would feel like it had been custom-made for them and only them. … [Read more...] about ‘The West Wing’ vs. ‘Freaks and Geeks’: TV at a Crossroad in 1999

RELATED: Is Rick Moranis in Ghostbusters: Afterlife? Ernie Hudson Has an Interesting Answer Using Twinkies as a promotional tie-in is also a nice nod to the original movie and Egon Spengler, who was played by the late Harold Ramis. In Ghostbusters, Egon used the Hostess snack cake to explain to Winston and Ray that the level of psychokinetic energy (P.K.E.) in the city was akin to a Twinkie that was 35-feet long and six hundred pounds. "That's a big Twinkie," Ray remarks as Egon takes a bite. … [Read more...] about Ghostbusters: Afterlife Cereal and Blue Slime Twinkies Are Coming to Stores Soon