My Television Recap

One thing you must know about me is as a devoted fan of television especially episodic television is once I discover an acting talent on a multiple season running series (limited series too) and genuinely obsess over their individual work they become a love of mine for all time where I will seek out projects solely because they are featured in them. Carrie Coon is a perfect example of this part of my fandom having adored her work as Nora Durst on all three seasons of HBO's little seen yet rightfully favourite drama The Leftovers. I mean looking back on my personal television choice awards I'd have awarded her individually for her work on the shows  first  and  third  seasons. What has attracted me to Coon as a performer over the past decade of knowing her is how grounded her craft a lot of her work feels. She first came to my attention as a name when she received a Tony nomination 2013 Broadway revival of  Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? playing Honey. While I n...

Sunday 6th Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (s12e7) The White Lotus (s3e8) Wolf Hall: The Mirror and Light (s2e3) Tuesday 8th The Handmaid's Tale (s6e1-3) Wednesday 9th Abbott Elementary (s4e21) The Amazing Race (s37e6) Black Mirror (s7e1-6) Everybody's Live with John Mulaney (s1e5) Good American Family (s1e5) The Studio (s1e4) Survivor (s48e7) Thursday 10th Doctor Odyssey (s1e14) Elsbeth (s2e17) G20 Hacks (s4e1-2) Matlock (s1e17) The Pitt (s1e15) Top Chef (s22e5) Friday 11th Dope Thief (s1e6) RuPaul's Drag Race (s17e15) Your Friends and Neighbors (s1e1-2) Saturday 12th Saturday Night Live (s50e17)

The viewing experience of The White Lotus' third season has been an interesting one as like with each season I have enjoyed the weekly viewing of a new episode and in my case usually rewatching the previous week's episode into the latest which again I took part in doing before this seasons penultimate episode titled "Killer Instincts" After a couple of high action building episodes such as the seasons fifth episode "Full-Moon Party" this seventh chapter feels like a sort've climax of the season as we have certain plot lines reach a seeming conclusion. My problem with certain plots which culminate in this latest episode is that I wasn't totally satisfied with the tone the episode choose and also the lasting point Mike White and his writing team are trying to tell us. I am aware plot points could be expanded upon in the season's finale but I'm speaking specifically about Rick (Walton Goggins) and how if the conclusion to seeking revenge on his ...