The article reviews several TV shows from different genres, including drama, comedy, and mystery.
In the "Dramas" section, Reese Witherspoon stars in The Morning Show, a sharp post-#MeToo drama about systemic cover-up of sexual misconduct by powerful men. However, the show quickly devolves into a glossy and luxurious rot.
The article also reviews Nathan Fielder's The Rehearsal, which uses absurd business advice as cringe comedy meets late-capitalism critique. The show's premise involves "rehearsing" difficult conversations or scenarios on elaborate sets with trained actors, but it blurs the line between reality and fiction.
In the "Mystery/Thriller" section, Sofie Gråbøl stars in The Killing, a show that was part of a small screen mini golden age. The article praises the show's exoticism, including its moody atmosphere, stylish dialogue, and intricate plotting nuances.
The article also mentions other shows in this genre, such as Borgen and The Bridge, which were also part of the Scandi-noir mini golden age. These shows are known for their unique language, distinctive tone, and atmospheric mood.
Overall, the article provides a summary of several TV shows across different genres, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses.
In the "Dramas" section, Reese Witherspoon stars in The Morning Show, a sharp post-#MeToo drama about systemic cover-up of sexual misconduct by powerful men. However, the show quickly devolves into a glossy and luxurious rot.
The article also reviews Nathan Fielder's The Rehearsal, which uses absurd business advice as cringe comedy meets late-capitalism critique. The show's premise involves "rehearsing" difficult conversations or scenarios on elaborate sets with trained actors, but it blurs the line between reality and fiction.
In the "Mystery/Thriller" section, Sofie Gråbøl stars in The Killing, a show that was part of a small screen mini golden age. The article praises the show's exoticism, including its moody atmosphere, stylish dialogue, and intricate plotting nuances.
The article also mentions other shows in this genre, such as Borgen and The Bridge, which were also part of the Scandi-noir mini golden age. These shows are known for their unique language, distinctive tone, and atmospheric mood.
Overall, the article provides a summary of several TV shows across different genres, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses.
. and Borgen and The Bridge are still my go-to Scandi-noir shows - they're like the OGs of moody atmospheres and stylish dialogue 
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. Nathan Fielder's show tho is like the perfect antidote to our toxic work culture lol it gets me every time! Sofie Gråbøl as a detective tho is 1000% my spirit animal, i love how dark and gritty those scandi-noir shows are 
, all that glamour and luxury, but like isn't that just a distraction from the real issues? 
and don't even get me started on Nathan Fielder's show, The Rehearsal... lol what even is this? 
it's like they're trying to critique capitalism with absurdity, but sometimes i feel like it comes off as lazy writing 
Nathan Fielder is a genius at making you laugh while also criticizing capitalism 
. The Killing is definitely one of my faves, Sofie Gråbøl's performance is top-notch. But I gotta agree with the article that some of these Scandinavian shows can get a bit too 'dark and moody' for my taste. It's like they're trying to out- gritty each other 
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. I mean, is the luxury and glamour thing really necessary? Can't we focus on telling more nuanced stories about systemic injustice?
. But what does it say about our culture that we need to import these styles from other countries? Shouldn't we be creating more homegrown shows that reflect our own complexities?
. Anyway, I think the article does a great job of giving us a rundown of what's out there in TV land - now if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna go binge some shows 
it was soooo good at first but then it got super weird and i'm like totally invested in these characters now idk if i should be worried about the whole #MeToo thing though it feels kinda realistic lol also, Nathan Fielder's show is SO cringeworthy i die laughing every time he tries to "rehearse" those conversations with his actors 
but at the same time, i can see what he's trying to say about capitalism... anyway, The Killing is still my fave tho! Sofie Gråbøl is just so amazing and the atmosphere in that show gives me LIFE 
! Sofie Gråbøl in The Killing sounds like a total bingewatch 
. And The Rehearsal is just soooo cringeworthy in the best way possible 
. I love how they're known for their distinctive language and moody vibes - that's exactly what I need to get lost in 
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it's like they just transport you to another world with that moody atmosphere and stylish dialogue 
I'm so over how some dramas focus on the glamour instead of the real issues 
and Borgen still holds up as one of my all-time faves 
. I also loved Borgen and The Bridge – those shows were like a mini golden age for mystery/thrillers 
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! I love Reese Witherspoon but this show is like, totally lost its vibe 
. And can we talk about how boring the plot gets? I mean, I've seen some soap operas that were way more exciting than this 
. If you haven't checked out Borgen and The Bridge yet, you need to ASAP! 
. Borgen and The Bridge are like a dream team of Scandinavian TV shows, I've watched them all and they're still holding up today 