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ROBIN TUNNEY as IRENE By Design | 2025
Buenos Días🖤
ONE STEP CLOSER BAYBEE.
BY DESIGN
By Design (2025) | Dir. Amanda Kramer
As we're waiting for the final episode of Me and Thee, I'm having that (mostly) unfamiliar feeling of looking forward to an episode/not wanting it to be the last episode of a drama.
Honestly, I'm sad that GMMTV seems to have stopped OurSkyy episodes because it feels so final without a chance to see these characters again.
I watched a video about how popular Me and Thee is and I am not going to discount that it is in large part because of the actors and their followings, but I hope people don't miss the memo of writing, writing, writing. (btw, this video didn't. It was discussed significantly - link because it was requested!)
Did I love everything about the stories in this drama? No. But the writing generally was stronger than most other GMMTV dramas and it shows. With one very notable exception, it cared about the character motivations, spent time with their emotional beats, and gave us compelling reasons why all these characters did what they did.
And ultimately where the writing shined was in knowing the drama conventions it was (affectionately) mocking. Those of us who love melodrama were in on the joke and that takes a certain amount of nuance and understanding to convey in the story.
I saw someone say because Pond has been shown to improvise some good moments that they didn't even need a script and my opinion is the exact opposite. If you give a good actor a solid script where they understand the characters - that's why they can live and breathe in them and give us those kinds of moments because they (and we as the audience) know who they are.
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