#Nadine Mills

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SUPACELL — Michael (S01E01) ››› Nadine Mills as Sabrina Clarke

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Nadine Mills and Dominique Thorne look exactly alike

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I did not have "become insanely obsessed with yet another superhero show that actually turns out to be so goddamn good with phenomenal acting and storylines that brought me to tears multiple times" on my Summer 2024 bingo card, but here we are.

If you haven't watched Supacell, remedy that asap.

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Yes!

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UPDATE: Supacell has been renewed for another season.

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Supacell soars on Netflix, hits #1 spot in UK

Musician and writer Rapman's South London-based superhero mini series, Supacell, has proven a hit on streaming service Netflix

Musician and writer Rapman‘s South London-based superhero mini series, Supacell, has proven a hit on streaming service Netflix, hitting the Number Two spot behind the third season of Bridgerton, over the week 24th – 30th June 2024, then rising to the Number One spot for TV shows on the UK stream this week. In the series, starring Tosin Cole (who played companion Ryan Sinclair in Doctor Who),…

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I want Rodney and Sabrina to get together SO BADDDD😩😩😩

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Damn Nadine!!

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SUPACELL (2024– ): Interesting but uneven Black British superhero drama, created by Rapman, about five seemingly unrelated South Londoners — delivery driver Michael (Tosin Cole), nurse Sabrina (Nadine Mills), ex-con Andre (Eric Kofi Abrefa), pot dealer Rodney (Calvin Demba), and gang leader Tazer (Josh Tedeku) — who discover that they have superhuman powers. Michael sets out to find the others after getting a glimpse of the near future in which he learns that his fiancée Dionne (Adelayo Adedayo) will soon be killed. However, Andre is more concerned with reconnecting with his teenage son (Ky-Mani Carty) and finding a job, Sabrina is desperately trying to keep hers while also trying to keep her sister Sharleen (Rayxia Ojo) out of trouble, Rodney is using his super-speed powers to run London's fastest weed delivery service, and Tazer is enmeshed in an escalating gang war against his former mentor Krazy (Ghetts).

The cast is great (Abrefa, Tedeku, Ghetts, and Ojo are especially good), the characters are engaging, the dialogue and setting are convincing, and there are some clever touches (including the eventual explanation of the title in Ep. 6). However, while watching the ways the characters' emerging powers impact their lives is engrossing, the actual superhero plot (which has distinct echoes of the late and unlamented HEROES) feels a bit stale, the characters' powers are not always clearly delineated, the big fight scenes are sometimes blah, and there are some hokey touches (like over-use of the glowing eyes effect seen on the poster image above).

More concerningly, SUPACELL's attitude toward and treatment of Black women is frequently troubling. The very talented Adedayo is wasted — I hated the way the narrative treated Dionne, which at points had me tempted to nope out — and most of the show's Black female characters consistently get very rough treatment with noticeably less sympathy than the men, which cast a gloomy pall over an otherwise compelling series.

CONTAINS LESBIANS? Not that I noticed, and given the show's attitude toward women, I fear any wlw would meet bad ends in short order. VERDICT: Given how relentlessly most nerd media marginalizes and mistreats Black characters and cast, it's great to see Black characters centered in a story like this, but while much of SUPACELL is really quite good, the misogyny left a bad taste.

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SUPACELL — Sabrina (S01E03) ››› Nadine Mills as Sabrina Clarke ››› Ghetts as Krazy

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Supacell Trailer

"A group of ordinary people from South London unexpectedly develop super powers with no clear connection between them other than them all being Black. As they deal with the impact on their daily lives, one man has to bring them together to protect the one he loves — all while avoiding the powerful and nefarious agents that have noticed their special abilities." (Netflix)

The series is created, written, and (lead) directed by Rapman, aka Andrew Onwubolu. The series stars Tosin Cole, Nadine Mills, Eric Kofi-Abrefa, Calvin Demba, Josh Tedeku, Adelayo Adedayo, Rayxia Ojo, and Giacomo Mancini.

Supacell hits Netflix in June 2024.

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Inner: Viscose Lining

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Sleeves: Full-length Sleeves

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You got to do it all yourself, I guess. Go watch this show!

Why are there basically no gifs of "Supacell"? That's an amazing show. The last episode? Wow! I'm sad it's already over. Also, Tosin Cole! *sigh* No gifs *sigh*