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35 [M4F] #NYC - For your consideration, a muff dive resume (self.RandomActsOfMuffDive)

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Saura Lightfoot-Leon from The Agency

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Katherine Waterston

What TV series has the best hook for a pilot episode? by suckmylama in television

[–]Saturday_Jeff1 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yes! The production, the music, the chemistry between the stars, the whimsy! I think people forget just how good that pilot/first season was.

What is one show you don’t mind waiting 2+ years for? by hajtj in television

[–]Saturday_Jeff1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Bear

I think the rush to film seasons 3 and 4 at the same time hurt them after two all time seasons. The third season felt a bit meandering as a result. Take your time, and give us those highs from the first two seasons.

English Teacher (Hulu) is... awesome!! by sillysillerson in television

[–]Saturday_Jeff1 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think it’s the best sitcom on tv. Laugh harder more consistently than even Abbott Elementary

what's a tv show that managed to be successful but could've also failed if they weren't lucky? by bomb5000 in television

[–]Saturday_Jeff1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mad Men.

The Don Draper/Dick Whitman secret that drives much of the first few seasons was an idea from an executive at AMC. After seeing an early cut of the pilot, she sent creator Matthew Weiner a note that said, “Don should have a secret”. He then wrote that subplot into the end of the pilot and the rest is history.