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Lessons in Chemistry (2023) 8-part Apple TV drama series starring: Brie Larson and Lewis Pullman.
For the last week have enjoyed watching this series. It is fresh, a bit like the "Queens Gambit" (2020), different.
Set in the 1950's brilliant scientist Calvin Evans played by Lewis Pullman ( Bad times @ the El Royale (2018) and as "Bob" in "Top Gun Maverick" (2022) meets brilliant chemist Elizabeth Zott played by Brie Larson.
The chemistry between these two is a delight.
Later when their daughter Mad; Alice Halsey; arrives on the scene the relationship with her and her mother is
another example of fine chemistry. In fact, it was around episode 4 when Mad arrived that this show started to dive down into what I find really disinteresting events and repercussions on childbirth and motherhood but thankfully for show it morphed beautifully into a segway for a new life for Elizabeth where the show took off again.
Unlike say a show about scientists in the "Big Bang Theory" this is a drama not a comedy, so you get the good and the funny with the sad and the bad and all the rest.
Production values are high, supporting cast excellent, Lessons in Chemistry is well worth the time.
Highly recommened.
For the last week have enjoyed watching this series. It is fresh, a bit like the "Queens Gambit" (2020), different.
Set in the 1950's brilliant scientist Calvin Evans played by Lewis Pullman ( Bad times @ the El Royale (2018) and as "Bob" in "Top Gun Maverick" (2022) meets brilliant chemist Elizabeth Zott played by Brie Larson.
The chemistry between these two is a delight.
Later when their daughter Mad; Alice Halsey; arrives on the scene the relationship with her and her mother is
another example of fine chemistry. In fact, it was around episode 4 when Mad arrived that this show started to dive down into what I find really disinteresting events and repercussions on childbirth and motherhood but thankfully for show it morphed beautifully into a segway for a new life for Elizabeth where the show took off again.
Unlike say a show about scientists in the "Big Bang Theory" this is a drama not a comedy, so you get the good and the funny with the sad and the bad and all the rest.
Production values are high, supporting cast excellent, Lessons in Chemistry is well worth the time.
Highly recommened.