J. B. Hogan
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Very stylish and entertaining series. Great leads by Nathan Lane and Daniel Zovatto. Kerry Bishe is excellent as Sister Molly. But the amazing tour de force performance by Natalie Dormer doing four distinct characters is pretty much off the scale and isn't getting the attention I think it deserves.
Penny Dreadful: City of Angels
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Beginning with Episode 8, Season 5, and continuing full bore into Episode 9, Better Call Saul is now unquestionably in Breaking Bad mode. Powerful, tension-producing, unbelievably well-written, this show is headed straight for the hell of its progenitor series. In Episode 9, Rhea Seehorn upped her already incredible performance in stunning fashion. If they're going to kill her Kim Wexler character off, be prepared for a mini-revolt from the show's fans. Ms. Seehorn's Kim could not have been more powerful or appealing than in Episode 9. Great writing, great actors, great stories. I'm as invested in Better Call Saul as I was Breaking Bad and now they are merging back into one. Absolutely remarkable television.
Better Call Saul
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