With help from her dad and grandmother, Nora Lum navigates young adulthood in Flushing, New York with her cousin.With help from her dad and grandmother, Nora Lum navigates young adulthood in Flushing, New York with her cousin.With help from her dad and grandmother, Nora Lum navigates young adulthood in Flushing, New York with her cousin.
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Although it's not the best show, I keep watching. I think I just like Awkwafina, herself. The show is goofy and the grandma reminds me of a "mild" Madea.
Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens
This series really was terrific from start to finish, the script was brilliant, constantly inventive, genuinely funny, passing the bar of 5 out loud laughs and episode with ease.
The script used several comic devices, we laughed at Nora, with Nora and squirmed at the situations she found herself in. Awkwafina gave a warm, masterful yet monstrous performance.
It was great the variety of situation, we weren't limited to Queens.
In fact the whole cast was great with Edmund being a comic gem, Granny often irritated as she hardly varied but that was her role.
I would like to make a comment about the absence of femininity in Nora and that as portrayed she was an anti-role model, but the genius of the writing and acting make her character entirely intentional, so they got what they wanted. I was reminded of Brenda Morgenstern from Rhoda, and that would be the greatest of compliments.
The BBC chose a winner here, for me this is 10 outta 10 and roll on series 3.
This series really was terrific from start to finish, the script was brilliant, constantly inventive, genuinely funny, passing the bar of 5 out loud laughs and episode with ease.
The script used several comic devices, we laughed at Nora, with Nora and squirmed at the situations she found herself in. Awkwafina gave a warm, masterful yet monstrous performance.
It was great the variety of situation, we weren't limited to Queens.
In fact the whole cast was great with Edmund being a comic gem, Granny often irritated as she hardly varied but that was her role.
I would like to make a comment about the absence of femininity in Nora and that as portrayed she was an anti-role model, but the genius of the writing and acting make her character entirely intentional, so they got what they wanted. I was reminded of Brenda Morgenstern from Rhoda, and that would be the greatest of compliments.
The BBC chose a winner here, for me this is 10 outta 10 and roll on series 3.
This is one of the shows I've binged during lockdown and I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. The jokes are funny as well as Nora's antics. My favorite character is the grandma though, I enjoyed her Korean soap opera episode, that was very cute. Nora is a lot like a younger version of Natasha Lyonne's character in "Russian Doll" (raspy New York voice and all) and Lyonne even wrote one of the episodes as well as appeared in it. I can't wait for the next season. Definitely worth a watch.
It's not for the easily offended, but I got a good laugh and I can see myself in her shoes on different situations :) The humor is a little different, but good. It's more relatable for women than men, reminds me of Broad City.
I'm not sure I've ever related to a show as much as this. It's such a great show, and Awkwafina is just constantly laugh out loud funny.
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