I didn't know if I was going to like this. I've never heard of of Abby McEnany. Apparently, she's been in some unreviewed and possibly unsuccessful tv series, I can't really find much information about her at all. But this show proves she's a force to be reckoned with if given the chance. She's very self-effacing in the show and she just shines as an actress.
The performances by all the actors involved is so organic and natural and demonstrates how comfortable the actors are with themselves. The relationships they have with each other is wholly believable. But I mostly would like to point out that this show has some wonderfully funny bits that just take you by surprise--as humor should. It's only about 23 minutes long yet seems to cram a lot of meat into the meal.
Abby is one of the writers and I don't know who to give the most credit to for the funniest bits, but I'm sure the relatively unknown director also has a hand in it. He's doing a really fine job on this show so far. I'm glad that Showtime gave it a shot for all the world to see. This is a great show. Ignore the bigots and naysayers and right wing Republicans who can't stand the fact that LGBT members are important, too.
The performances by all the actors involved is so organic and natural and demonstrates how comfortable the actors are with themselves. The relationships they have with each other is wholly believable. But I mostly would like to point out that this show has some wonderfully funny bits that just take you by surprise--as humor should. It's only about 23 minutes long yet seems to cram a lot of meat into the meal.
Abby is one of the writers and I don't know who to give the most credit to for the funniest bits, but I'm sure the relatively unknown director also has a hand in it. He's doing a really fine job on this show so far. I'm glad that Showtime gave it a shot for all the world to see. This is a great show. Ignore the bigots and naysayers and right wing Republicans who can't stand the fact that LGBT members are important, too.