I think you have to be a social media fiend and sometimes a self-doubting millennial yourself to truly understand and appreciate the comedy.
Regardless of the project — illustrating sex toys, teaching digital painting, creating a graphic novel, researching a foreign community — a genuine passion is ever-present in Gloeckner’s work.
Plenty of TV shows have mundane plots and fill the normality of the subject matter with humor. Yet, “LA to Vegas” failed.
One of the show's most prominent weaknesses is its jumbled and zig-zagging plot.
Few shows on TV are as original, funny, thought-provoking and deserving of more viewers as “The Good Place.”
Expect to get hit with random and weird scenes, like that of a man in a giant squid costume getting paid a visit by a hooker.
Daily Arts Writers rank the top TV shows of 2017.
5. Claire Foy, “The Crown”
Netflix’s original series “The Crown” tells the dramatic tale of Queen Elizabeth II’s political and personal life from the 1940s to current times. Young Queen Elizabeth is played by Claire Foy (“Season of the Witch”), whose portrayal is poised, glamorous and revered. Acting as one of the most famous and classy women in history is no easy feat, but Foy managed to walk away with a Golden Globe for it.
After years of villains pulling nasty — and often unpredictable — moves, shouldn’t the team know better?