If the head writer (Matt) and the lead/star actress (Harriet) were having relationship squabbles in front of everyone, literally everyone would be sick of their shit and hate them. But instead, everyone is listening and giving advice. This is terribly unrealistic.
Why even bother with the third correction? If you own it, then there's no need to correct anything. Just let it be at that point.
When we started the show, I was thinking how it's kind of wild that the Aaron Sorkin show about a newsroom lasted longer than the Aaron Sorkin show about faux-SNL. But now that we're a few episodes in, I see why this didn't have legs. It feels like there's not much here. Matt and Harriet have zero chemistry, but we're supposed to care. Oh, by the way, did you catch that Harriet is religious?! They really snuck that one in! Definitely haven't been beating us over the head with it. (Fucking hell, we get it, move on.)
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If the head writer (Matt) and the lead/star actress (Harriet) were having relationship squabbles in front of everyone, literally everyone would be sick of their shit and hate them. But instead, everyone is listening and giving advice. This is terribly unrealistic.
Why even bother with the third correction? If you own it, then there's no need to correct anything. Just let it be at that point.
When we started the show, I was thinking how it's kind of wild that the Aaron Sorkin show about a newsroom lasted longer than the Aaron Sorkin show about faux-SNL. But now that we're a few episodes in, I see why this didn't have legs. It feels like there's not much here. Matt and Harriet have zero chemistry, but we're supposed to care. Oh, by the way, did you catch that Harriet is religious?! They really snuck that one in! Definitely haven't been beating us over the head with it. (Fucking hell, we get it, move on.)