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Sboilers For “Poker Face” 2 season.

“The game is a leg”, the premiere of the 2 season “poker face”, offers Eriwa’s synth role. Or rather, she offers her the five roles of life she perceives.

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Eriva is presented here, playing Kazinski, a woman who finds out that she was inherited from her medium, dying mother. It turns out that the money will be given instead of the long -lost sister Amber, which will also play Eriva. Once the Amber starts to kill Feliciti and capture her life, the episode introduces us to another sister Amber Didi, which has played Eriva again. We will soon get acquainted with the sessic and Fiba Kazinski, and you will never believe who plays the two. Eriva’s long -standing fans know what the actress can do Much more than playing the elfab from “wicked”, But now random viewers also know it.

Most viewers are accustomed to actors playing in their twins like, such as Michael B. Jordan in “sinners” Or Lisa Kudrov in “Friends”, but rarely sees the actor played in Quintpeel. The nearest feat I can think is the episode of the “good place” where all the main characters have the body of Janet (D’Arcy Carden). This episode scratched the same itching: “The game is a leg” scratches: it is fun to see the actor playing several roles at the same time.

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In addition to viewing the actor who bends his skills, you can also inspect all the little tricks of the camera that use the shows to maintain the illusion. This episode “poker face” feels like a 50-minute magic focus. We have a decent idea of ​​how the show takes off the trick, but it doesn’t make it less impressive.

Despite the fact that Eriva saturates all the sisters of Kazinski with its unique sense of smell, the evil sister Amber exists at the level of the rest. Her motivation for murder is cute; Her emotionally (and financially) abused her mother for decades before she clutched. The biggest sin of Amber (well, except murder) is her inability to evaluate that her sisters also fall victim to the cruel treatment of the mother. If she, at least, suggested dividing happiness with them rather than perceive everything for herself, she could enter from everything.

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Even this mistake is clear, because it follows that the sisters of Amber were not so pleasant to her. They knocked her “Hamber” throughout her childhood because they considered her the worst actress among them. (They were right, sure, but they might be more pleasant with this.) Because the compounds, as an erivan performance with amber, there is a clear sadness that underlies its actions; If she had been a little less neglected throughout her life, she would never go down to such a depth of evil.

But the best part about Amber is a gradual disclosure of its competence. During the first act, especially with the discovery that the fresh felicity had just had a prostrated leg, it seemed that this secret would be too easy for Charlie’s main character (Natasha Lyon) to find out. Amber’s scheme seemed dirty even in ordinary circumstances, as she could leave with it when we know that the lie detector was going to get involved?

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But Amber thinks well on his feet, eliminating Charlie several times during the episode. In her boldest trick, Amber is resting from the masking itself as felicity and masks itself as Didi so she can create her signature. Or I say what else: the eriva character continues to pretend that different heroes of the eriva. As Charlie notices early in the episode, it can become confusing.

Although Eriva’s speech, like Didi and Feliciti (two pleasant sisters of Kazinski), the eriva speech stands out because it reaches this contradictory effect of the “poker face” on me often: I was some kind of villain to avoid it. Amber’s story was so depressing, and the amount of effort/risk she invested in this scheme was so impressive that I wanted it to get this pot with the gold she was for.

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I know I know: murder is bad. But each episode of the “poker face” is played like a chase on a cat-and mice between Charlie, an involuntary cat, and a murderer, a mouse that usually starts without imagining that in the middle there is a bundle. Moral aside, I will almost always pull to the mouse in this dynamics. It helps that the misdeeds of amber are presented as funny evil rather than a serious evil that characterized past scoundrels like Davis in the episode of the racing car or Trey Joseph Gordon-Relo.

My desire to see the villain goes out of it, complicated by my love for Charlie, a pure character, an optimistic approach to life, it is impossible not to admire. Some of the best poker face episodes work as a constant push and pull between Baddie’s introduction and rooting Charlie to find out them. Amber may not become the first villain “poker”, which completely outsmarted Charlie, but she approached it, which was predicted by most viewers. Perhaps this offers her little comfort in prison.

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