Una ex "A-list celebrity" intenta revivir su carrera como actriz con nada más que un equipo de grabación y decisión.Una ex "A-list celebrity" intenta revivir su carrera como actriz con nada más que un equipo de grabación y decisión.Una ex "A-list celebrity" intenta revivir su carrera como actriz con nada más que un equipo de grabación y decisión.
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I ran into this one on my HBO on demand last Sunday. For the first time I can remember, I was riveted to my TV. I watched all six or so (the total taped) episodes in one sitting.
The show is an interesting mix of TV-land looking at, and poking fun at itself. Keep in mind that this is a show within a show. We are supposed be be watching the outtakes from a reality show where the reality is a washed up, over aged (by TV standard) actress gets the nod to first star in, and then have a bit role in a new TV show. The show within the show is an updated version of Three's Company.
We get to watch the Kudrow character's attempt at being the center of attraction until she wises up that she's not the center of this universe as she was on her show of 20 years ago. The catch is watching this actress play an actress who evolves and adapts quickly to her new situation. She absorbs a lot of ridicule along the way - more than most folks could take. Rather than lash out and risk her gig, she smiles, pretends to go along with the gags where she is the butt of the joke and then makes minor adjustments based on her new perception of her role in this new world where she is no longer the star, but the comedic relief.
Like a Woody Allen movie, Kudrow's place both as the star and producer of the show give her too much time to make a lot of noise and too much screen time emoting monologues. However, even at her worst, she's not the ego maniac that Allen is so at worst, it's a bit too much, but still tolerable.
Whatever the outcome of this show, I think Kudrow has proved that she has range and talent well beyond what most folks thought she had.
The show is an interesting mix of TV-land looking at, and poking fun at itself. Keep in mind that this is a show within a show. We are supposed be be watching the outtakes from a reality show where the reality is a washed up, over aged (by TV standard) actress gets the nod to first star in, and then have a bit role in a new TV show. The show within the show is an updated version of Three's Company.
We get to watch the Kudrow character's attempt at being the center of attraction until she wises up that she's not the center of this universe as she was on her show of 20 years ago. The catch is watching this actress play an actress who evolves and adapts quickly to her new situation. She absorbs a lot of ridicule along the way - more than most folks could take. Rather than lash out and risk her gig, she smiles, pretends to go along with the gags where she is the butt of the joke and then makes minor adjustments based on her new perception of her role in this new world where she is no longer the star, but the comedic relief.
Like a Woody Allen movie, Kudrow's place both as the star and producer of the show give her too much time to make a lot of noise and too much screen time emoting monologues. However, even at her worst, she's not the ego maniac that Allen is so at worst, it's a bit too much, but still tolerable.
Whatever the outcome of this show, I think Kudrow has proved that she has range and talent well beyond what most folks thought she had.
I had never heard of this and after seeing the reviews on IMDB decided to give it a go...I'm very glad I did!
When something bad happens to Valerie pay close attention to her eyes,the way Lisa Kudrow acts with her eyes you can actually feel a part of her soul dissolve.
This is brilliant acting by Kudrow,sometimes it's so painful to watch the destruction of the character,but you can't take your eyes off her.
Very glad I found this and highly recommended.
When something bad happens to Valerie pay close attention to her eyes,the way Lisa Kudrow acts with her eyes you can actually feel a part of her soul dissolve.
This is brilliant acting by Kudrow,sometimes it's so painful to watch the destruction of the character,but you can't take your eyes off her.
Very glad I found this and highly recommended.
This show is brilliant and Lisa Kudrow is amazing in it. If you've ever lived in LA, you already know this is closer to reality than any of the shows it satirizes.
Comparisons to the BBC version of "The Office" are inevitable. This show is probably as good as that critical darling, and it might be even better.
I've heard that it hasn't been renewed, which is a shame, as it's certainly much smarter than Darren Starr's other HBO hit, the long-running "Sex and the City.
Kudos to HBO and all involved for taking a chance on this risky and smart and painfully funny show.
Comparisons to the BBC version of "The Office" are inevitable. This show is probably as good as that critical darling, and it might be even better.
I've heard that it hasn't been renewed, which is a shame, as it's certainly much smarter than Darren Starr's other HBO hit, the long-running "Sex and the City.
Kudos to HBO and all involved for taking a chance on this risky and smart and painfully funny show.
Why do more people not know about this show!? This is honestly one of the best comedies out there and nobody seems to care. Lisa Kudrow is beyond amazing, not only as an actress, but a writer too. She should have won Emmys, golden globes, sags etc for both instalments of this masterpiece! She literally predicted what was to become of celebrity culture and then came back and somehow not only matched but exceeded the brilliance of season one after a nine year absence. Well the next nine years are almost up and I wouldn't be mad at the prospect of a season 3 Lisa Kudrow, just saying...
I have not been too happy with some of the shows portraying people in the business. They have usually been SO over the top that it sucks the jokes right out of it. Having seen THE COMEBACK tonight I'm very happy to say that this one is right on the money! It's funny and has a fresh take on what it means to be in this business and Lisa Kudrow is quiet Genius in her delivery (the way comedy should be!) A mockumentary should be just that...making fun without hitting us over the head with the punchlines. I think HBO has delivered yet another first rate show that of course I'm already hooked on. Thanks! and I can't wait for the next episode.
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- CuriosidadesIn April 2014, it was officially announced by HBO, that The Comeback will return for a eight-episode season, after nine years since its first season.
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