Our Style Is Wild And You Know You Can't Tame Us: GLOW on Netflix

I'd die if she'd denounced the capitalist system while reluctantly making her purchase.

omg

that would be a+

my wife loves the show so much, she has never been more jealous of a celeb sighting. Like I'm jealous of her mid-''90s lunch with Royal Trux.

http://www.businessinsider.com/alison-brie-exercises-netflix-glow-2017-6/#they-even-did-piggyback-rides-6

Damn girl!

betty gilpin 4 wonder woman imo

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wwVOmTImfLA

:D

June 29 is so far away! (Sorry for the false alarm bump.)

oh man i think this is the only tv show i'm actually excited about.

yeah it’s v exciting

sometimes a watercooler show will be returning and even some of the ones i like start to feel like a chore, bc so many of them disappear up their own ass or they're grim "life is bad" type deals and this is just a good time.

my friend the other day was saying he's watched the whole thing twice but watched the final scene of season one half a dozen times.

I think that the art of delivering the warm fuzzies is kind of a lost art in the current tv landscape, which makes GLOW so refreshing and fun.

yeah i agree, it's at the point where people start to expect the worst or eagerly predict the feel-bad stuff. like when Justified was coming to a close (and that's an example of a pretty genial good-hearted show even at its darkest) so many people were assuming Raylan would be killed or everyone would die. or on Mad Men that Megan would get killed by the Manson family. so this really is refreshing. and the cast is really exceptionally good.

think that the art of delivering the warm fuzzies is kind of a lost art

You know what else is a lost art is the art of proofreading dangit.

art art art

I wonder if the "grim 'n gritty" phase is something that every maturing medium goes through (at which point it gets more critical attention).

love Glow also agree with the points about exhausting "gritty" TV....has anyone else watched Red Oaks on Prime? way different but has similar 80s setting and real warmth and affection for its characters

the push toward gritty is why i miss playing house and why i like kimmy schmidt

shoot even rizzoli and isles and izombie, even though they're primarily about death, have a lightness to them

("weird" (cough) how all these shows, glow included, focus on women........)

excited for this

oh there’s a treat in store for everyone

(removes bookmark)

have watched first ep of s2, peak happiness ensues

So damn fun. (Three episodes in.)

yeah this show is real good - the ensemble is fantastic and from the first three eps of s2 it seems like they’re each getting some screen time

i stand by my assertion upthread that betty gilpin would be a great wonder woman

betty gilpin is dope

yeah she has a lot of emotional ground to cover and she always nails it, she's fantastic

man episode 4 is amazing

betty is also drop dead gorgeous

enh i dunno if we wanna be objectifying the cast itt tbh

lol PC gone mad days, ok. my bad.

guess complimenting woman is .......wrong????

i mean..as soon as i made my comment originally i knew someone would correct me. but carry on, i'm out

why do you have to be such a fuckin dude

cuz i've broken my arm, sustained a concussion from a homeless person..and had a hard life>?

playing the pity card i know, but whatever.

three episodes in and this is great. time to cue up #4

suck it up broham; we’ve all been in the shit. don’t take four posts to be offended over being a troglodyte throwback.

Ok I love this show but one thing I just cannot let slide.

Stanfurd is not "one of the best schools in the country."

lol PC gone mad days, ok. my bad.

i never said 'durrr this lady makes me feel strange in my bathing suit area’

also i'm aware there are a fewer women posters than ever, and would like to see their presence more

but whatever

i mean, maura called me a troglodyte, little bit rude. Also inaccurate, I'm smart.

but i'm leaving this thread, cuz y'all gonna beat me down

🙄

I feel like Episode 4 of this season may be one of the realest so far - maybe their first "bottle" episode?

yeah, it’s a great showcase for gilpin and kia stevens

the amount of stunts the cast do own their own is really impressive - the liberty belle / welfare queen fight in that episode is awesome!

For whatever reason, this is making me think of Jaime Hernandez's "Whoa Nellie" series from some years back.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/61446.Love_and_Rockets_Vol_16

otm! I love that book