by TVWriter™ Press Service
What can we say but “These guys are giants!?” This looks to be the most valuable evening of the year for WGAW members and non-members alike. TVWriter™ heartily recommends it. Hey, maybe we’ll see you there?
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The Week at TVWriter™ – May 23, 2016
In case you’ve missed what’s happening at TVWriter™, the most popular blog posts during the week ending yesterday were:
Just Create, Dammit!
As you reach the end of the following article, don’t be surprised if you hear Our Beloved Leader Larry Brody’s voice ringing in your ears in agreement:
“Damn fucking right!”
by MIE PRESENCE
I’m sitting here giggling to myself.
Herbie Pilato Invites You To…
There’s still time to make plans:
Diana Vacc Sees OUTLANDER Episode 5 “Untimely Resurrection”
by Diana Vaccarelli
This episode of Outlander entitled “Untimely Resurrection” finds Jamie and Claire at odds as the past comes back to haunt them. If you haven’t viewed this episode yet be warned this review may contain spoilers.
THE GOOD:
- The writing of this episode was the best this show has achieved to date. Richard Kahan writes an episode so full of tension that I didn’t just see and hear it, I felt it in my bones. The dialogue this time around is fantastic and gives the actors so much to play with. The way Kahan wrote the return of the Villain – Black Jack Randall – made it the best scene of the show. Everything about it was perfect.
- The Acting was topnotch. Caitriona Balfe, who portrays our heroine Claire, demonstrates a true conflict of the heart. She gives everything to her performance in this episode, and I felt her inner turmoil as my own. Sam Heughan, as Jamie, truly owns this episode with his performance. The anger, satisfaction, and, yes, happiness of the character is tangible in every scene. And, as Black Jack, Tobias Menzies is so evil that the hairs on the back of my neck stood on end.
THE BAD: