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PK: You employ me, Anna. What would no have done to that?

#hbo industry #industry hbo #industry #tvedit #tvfilm #hboedit #*#3x02 #petra koenig #sarah goldberg #anna gearing #elena saurel

You don’t have authority over what I trade. You’re embarrassing yourself.

Industry 3x02 "Smoke and Mirrors"

#industry #sarah goldberg #petra koenig #elena saurel #anna gearing #industry spoilers #industry hbo #industry bbc #industryedit #tvedit #*#obsessed with them #shiv is absolutely the blueprint for petra lmao

I’ve only had them for mere minutes this episode but Fogg and Sally’s dynamic is something else

Lord, take Phileas back to America in a season two so he can get wooed by this amazing cowboy lady. They deserve it 🙏🙏

#he’s too asexual for what she’s probably got in mind #but she said she wanted a man who would respect her choices and he would!!!!!#if you don’t want her foggy I’d gladly have my hands stroked by her!!!!#around the world in 80 days #atwi80d #Phileas Fogg #sally atwi80d #David tennant #elena saurel

WE MIGHT REGRET THIS Series 1 (2024): Uneven BBC sitcom about a tetraplegic Canadian artist named Freya (Kyla Harris, who also co-created and wrote the show), who's moving in with her much older, newly divorced British boyfriend Abe (Darren Boyd) and hires her best friend Jo (Elena Saurel), who's at loose ends, to become her new fulltime personal care aide. As Freya is scouted by a modeling agency that hopes to essentially rent her out as a diversity prop for advertisers, Jo further complicates their situation by secretly getting involved with Abe's shiftless adult son Levi (Edward Bluemel).

It's clear that one of the objects of the show is to bluntly depict the realities and frustrations of Freya's daily life — from sex to bathing to urination to the ongoing challenges of accessibility — and it's at its best when it focuses on those areas, which will probably be relatable to many people with disabling chronic conditions. Unfortunately, the show wastes a lot of screen time on Abe, Levi, and Abe's ex-wife Jane (Sally Phillips), who aren't very sympathetic, interesting, or funny: Abe is a wet blanket and Levi is a dipshit, making it hard to see what Freya or Jo see in either of them, and it's even harder to care about Abe and Jane's divorce-related arguments or their ongoing angst over the death of Levi's older brother (which was 15 years ago and has nothing to do with the rest of the plot).

CONTAINS LESBIANS? The promos had given the mistaken impression that Freya and Jo were together, but while Freya is canonically bisexual, the show focuses (to its cost) on the characters' relationships with men. VERDICT: Fun when it bothers to focus on its ostensible main characters, but with only six half-hour episodes, the abundance of tedious, digressive subplots really hurts.

#hateration holleration #teevee #we might regret this #kyla harris #elena saurel #sally phillips #disability #tetraplegic

TV: Freya (We Might Regret This) - Tetraplegic, Wheelchair User

We Might Regret This is a BBC Two comedy drama created by and starring Kyla Harris.

Freya (Kyla Harris) is a Canadian tetraplegic artist in her thirties when she moves to London to live with Abe (Darren Boyd). Freya requires constant personal assistance to provide her care but after not successfully finding an appropriate Personal Assistant (PA) for this intimate role in London invites her chaotic and impulsive best friend Jo (Elena Saurel) to take the job.

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