Instead of it being a church function (which Sam would not be comfortable at), she finds it is an eclectic bunch of queer folks having a good time and celebrating music.
Sam, who has a deep love of singing, reluctantly attends. Joel pulls Sam out of her downward spiral and takes her to “chorus practice” at a church. Sam literally finds her new best friend Joel (Jeff Hiller) after falling apart at work. It may seem like a weird place to start a show, but it works so well. When Holly passed away, Sam’s life lost focus, and she became adrift in her loss. After her sister Holly fell ill, she returned to her hometown to take care of Holly. It tells the semi-autobiographical story of Bridget Everett, who plays the main character, Sam. Each one is only about 30 minutes long, so it is very binge-able. The first season premiered back at the start of 2022 with 7 episodes.
(Dec.All the reasons you should watch Somebody Somewhere
Bolstered by Watson’s spry cartoons, Patterson and Butler’s rollicking story will catch-and hold-the attention of young readers, especially those of the dog-loving variety. Rather than being returned to the shelter for failing, as the teacher threatens, Junior finagles a way to enter the Debonair Dandy-Dog Show, with expectedly amusing results. floppy-eared.” Newly rescued, he is delighted with his new “pet human,” Rafe, who in Junior’s Doglish becomes “Ruff Catch-A-Doggy-Bone.” The clueless pup’s delusions stoke the story’s humor: he knows “there’s no nicer way for a human to be woken than with a paw-poke in the center of their forehead.” Similarly, sent to obedience school after causing a ruckus in the park, Junior is convinced he’ll ace the class, despite his inability to follow commands, and is outraged when he flunks (“Stop everything! The world has gone mad!”). In this series spinoff, narrator Junior, hound of the Middle School series’ Rafe Khatchadorian, typifies his exuberance and loquaciousness in his journal’s introduction: “If you hadn’t guessed already, I’m a dog.
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