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Unfortunately-Timed Movies

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The movie Buffalo Soldiers premiered in a 2001 festival but was shelved for two years.

By early next week the guides will probably updated with Mr. Robot in the right slot, but if not then just record NCIS for 2 hour from 10pm to midnight.

In my earlier post, i didn't see the 1st minute of Mr. Robot when they put that on the screen about delay for 1 week because my DVR is usually off like 1 minute on Wed. nights between Suits and Mr. Robot and I Watch Mr. Robot 1st.

Not a movie, but Utopia definitely belongs on that list for showing a graphic massacre in a primary school, a month after Sandy Hook.

Season finale of Buffy was delayed almost two months after Columbine.

When they are shown meeting in the first episode it's clear that it's the first time meeting, although they could have known about each other. Tyrell talks about his days in the pits. This shows he is older and could be old enough to have work with. If we assume Elliot's in his mid to late twenties and Tyrell is late 30ish early 40ish. 20 years ago would put Elliot at about 8 and Tyrell at about 18.

I'd be very surprised if Tyrell is supposed to be much older than 30.

Nunn,

I'd take the over on 32.5

So, you think he's probably about to turn 33? That falls under not much older than 30 to me. Like I don't think he's supposed to be 35. He's like the wunderkind CTO type that I'm sure you've seen zillions of. He has an ambiguous age look, though, like in some shots he looks really young, and some he looks used up. In real life, the actor was about to turn 32 while the show was in production, and would likely have been 30 nearing 31 when they shot the Pilot.

He's like 26.

Source: am 26.

Nunn,

Never mind.

The show's twitter account makes it sound like the actual show won't be altered at all, based on this canned reply they gave to everyone asking about when it would be shown:

The season finale will air in its entirety next Wed, 9/2 at 10/9c. Tonight we will encore episode 9 of Mr. Robot at 10/9c.

The acting and writing on this show is top notch. Mostly unknown character actors like the ones who play Gideon, Terry, and Tyrell's boss are give meaty, wonderful scenes and they knock it out of the park. Loved the scene where Tyrell gets fired.

Great show.

Guy playing Gideon was President on House of Cards. Guy playing Colby has been in a million things, and definitely isn't an unknown character actor other than no one knowing his name probably. He's even got a small part on Show Me a Hero, in a much different role.

The guy playing Colby is great at playing creeps. He had a small role as one of the most vile characters I can remember in the underrated 2006 movie Running Scared.

Is this show a lock for Emmy nominations or is it too dark?

I think it's been posted here before, but he also played the guy who sold Tony the shore house on Sopranos.

I think that's like the definition of an unknown character actor. He's been in a million things, but generally as a very small role, and nobody knows his name.

Running Scared was pretty good, but I mostly remember it for being one of those mid-2000s cost-saving films that tried to pass off Eastern Europe as America in a really unconvincing manner.

he was also the creep who tried to sell HENRY ROWENGARTER to the yankees

It also appears he was on Law and Order a dozen times like every other small time character actor. Whenever I know a guy but can't place him, that's always what it ends up being

It's not Emmy bait. They don't like weird genre stuff. It could pick up some, like probably some sound editing/music usage, etc. (I think this show has the most effective use of music of any show I'm watching on TV, as in this show would be a joy to mix). I hesitate to say it would get any sound mixing notice, because it's so LAV heavy, but outside of the dialog, this is an Emmy caliber mix. I doubt they'll give it something like Cinematography because it's trying really hard to do something different (would put it in a try hard state), and because of that it's often extremely distracting in the scenes (the audience shouldn't be thinking of the shots while people are talking).

I think its best chance might be in writing, but this show has really changed (in my opinion) from its original structure and it's often a very confusing show. Basically put this show as a low rent Hannibal (excelling in a lot of crafts), but not likely to get much notice if shows like Rectify or Hannibal can't get any notice. It has the "buzz" factor, but it's not a high rated show which definitely hurts its chances in that regard, since that just means it's fake buzz.

Christian Slater and Rami Malek on the Nerdist podcast

I'd expect Orphan Black's award profile, it's just not something on the radar of the gazillion-year olds who vote for Emmys

Orphan Black probably would have had a better awards profile if it were an American show (as would Hannibal).

So far, this show is much better than Orphan Black on so many levels.