[Editor’s Note: The following review contains spoilers for “The Gilded Age” Season 3, Episode 8, “My Mind Is Made Up,” including the ending.]
It starts, as it often should, with Audra McDonald.
Her “Gilded Age” character, Dorothy Scott, is trying on a dress for the upcoming Newport ball — feeling quite pleased with her lovely embroidered roses — when her archenemy, Mrs. Kirkland (Phylicia Rashad), strides into the fitting room to ruin her day. All season, in fact, Mrs. Kirkland has made a habit of spoiling Dorothy’s fun. One might even say she savors it, and this day is no different.
The haughty mother of Dr. William Kirkland (Jordan Donica) feigns surprise that Mrs. Scott and her daughter, Peggy (Denée Brown), are still attending the ball. By Mrs. Kirkland’s assessment (which is all that matters), the unmarried Scott should feel too ashamed for “duping” her son, Dr. Kirkland, to allow herself the pleasure of a fancy night out. “I had...
It starts, as it often should, with Audra McDonald.
Her “Gilded Age” character, Dorothy Scott, is trying on a dress for the upcoming Newport ball — feeling quite pleased with her lovely embroidered roses — when her archenemy, Mrs. Kirkland (Phylicia Rashad), strides into the fitting room to ruin her day. All season, in fact, Mrs. Kirkland has made a habit of spoiling Dorothy’s fun. One might even say she savors it, and this day is no different.
The haughty mother of Dr. William Kirkland (Jordan Donica) feigns surprise that Mrs. Scott and her daughter, Peggy (Denée Brown), are still attending the ball. By Mrs. Kirkland’s assessment (which is all that matters), the unmarried Scott should feel too ashamed for “duping” her son, Dr. Kirkland, to allow herself the pleasure of a fancy night out. “I had...
- 11/08/2025
- par Ben Travers
- Indiewire
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