The types of bench-sitting for weeks to watch a series
so worth on script, engaging storytelling and epic selection of characters and actors. Currently watching Shameless and the amazing actors are so rich in getting into a developing character not over acted, genuine and
digestable unforced videography takes.
By the way, I just learned that yapping is a type of video narrating style, and that is how I would actualy describe my
style of writing iiiff there is one wherever here.
The other current series that is a jewel, and has me actually waiting for the second season. Had not experienced waiting for a while lol, is
Rooster starring
Steve Carrel. Bel Air is an honorary mention too.
The intro to
Shameless and Rooster is the same, rating 8 out of 10 for good referencing related intro (cause there are epic fails on intro's that seem to be done without any context at all).
Didn't know the series of
Shameless (U.S) was a remake, but how exact where the casting people tha just NAILED IT with each main character? Because after Modern Family I could hardly find a t.v series that had the exact characters and its person to play them.
Lip? Whatever he says okeehh, had me looping over and over the same 10 sec scene for as to memorize the way he said things, not only admiring how he said that, how he meant it but how he directed his tone, strength, gaze.. Magical. Carl, that punk baby boy, he a rocker of good old soul- sees everything, knows how to respond with a swift castrating BURN and of course, has that "where have I seen you before" familiarity face tone. His sweet bad boy side smile is what filled my middle school diaries crushs.
The way the main mainly main one, Fiona is basically everything then dumb then crashing dumb, but still holds the runner experience. She works everywhere, tries lots of things, believes in herself and the professional challenges she takes on, until she emotionally mixes up everything and crashes so hard again. I mean, I am angry to her as I feel soo identified. In a past era, that now seems like a past life. The mental state is the dizziest ride you didn't buy ticket to. I feel disgusted I understand her mess. I am aware she is a VERY WELL WRITTEN CHARACTER but it looked like it followed my mental script at some point. The various lovers are not my thing but the emotional attachment she has to the people around her, suuuccckk.
She and her suckness energy of getting everyone to automatically like her cause she thinks she is a good person, like in this episode T4: E9 she was told by another girl (triple dimension burn) that she thinks she is a good person, but she is not. And that's why I feel disgusted by her value of choices, of her not maintaining herself complete enough to not know what is best for her. I do not identify with her in her very much american way of solving things with sex, cause that's delicious and not malicious, and it seems like it is the quick free price for making epic wrong choices.
Each actor is growing with their role and putting a great part to it, like Frank Gallagher my oh my, he is a draining energy sucker you can't stop putting attention into! He is another familiar thing to me but too personal to disclose here because it is not directly me, but that time they placed him in a "safe place" for him to stay and learn his lesson away from the sucked ones - (Canada, yes) I understood. Man I did. Anyway, this actor is making me inspo of just getting 20 daily push ups in. And still hate his guts, but listen to him on his nonsense senselessness of bullying POV. lol he's bluff.
Kevin and V are the barbie and ken north side of the barrio story, and still ghetto in some way or form, I do think he is gorgeous and the way he speaks when insulted like trying to be offended by it but laughing anyway is my mojo, don't know what mojo is but it is. Actively trying to learn that.