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Money's in the Chase

El episodio se emitió el 23 jun 2017
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35min

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Rich Sommer and Betty Gilpin in GLOW (2017)

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaOn the day of the big taping, Sam attends to unfinished personal business, while Ruth scrambles to make last-minute changes to the lineup.On the day of the big taping, Sam attends to unfinished personal business, while Ruth scrambles to make last-minute changes to the lineup.On the day of the big taping, Sam attends to unfinished personal business, while Ruth scrambles to make last-minute changes to the lineup.

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7Mr-Fusion

Fight night, against the odds

An appropriate end to its first season, 'Money's in the Chase' brings it all together - as the cheesiest of '80s sports movies (throwing in Pat Benatar's "Invincible" for good measure). And it works. The wrestling's theatrical, colorful, and more than that, exciting.

Above all, it left me interested in the main characters (Maron, Brie, Gilpin) and up for another season.

7/10

8drummerlaci

Entertaining

I just finished season 1 and I enjoyed almost every minute of it. I loved the atomosphere and really enjoyed the story as well. The characters are interesting as well.

I would definitely recommend it to basically everyone. It's a great show.

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Curiosidades
Tammé mentions that she was once an audience coordinator for Family Feud. Kia Stevens' mother, Phyllis Durant, was a contestant coordinator for the game show.

Pifias
At one point during the wrestling match, someone in the audience shouts what sounds like "Taliban" at Arthie. The Taliban didn't exist in the mid-80s. However, what he actually said was, "Towel-head," a pejorative term for someone who wears a turban, keffiyeh, ghutara, or hijab.

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Keith: All right, first song to come on, it's an omen.
Melanie Rosen: Oh, no. I do not believe in radio voodoo.
[Keith turns on radio, which plays Howard Jones' 'Things Can Only Get Better']
Melanie Rosen: Oh.
Keith: Yeah.
Melanie Rosen: Oh, shit. It's a sign. Turn it up!
Keith: Yeah.