#Nina Oyama

[azarovas]

No Context Deadloch (2023-)

[secretsofthewilde]

That's a wrap on Season 2 of Deadloch 🎬

Source: (x)

[kimwxlers]

Nina Oyama as Abby Matsuda in DEADLOCH: Season 1

[blakbonnet]

IM SO READY

[eddie-redcliffe]

It’s no mystery that we’re stoked about this news! #Deadloch is coming back for a second season on Prime Video

[politedemon]

[oldschoolvillageidiot]

Do you guys know about Deadloch on Amazon Prime? It’s an Aussie crime drama. Two female cops, one of them is gay (and the straight one is played by a lesbian), investigating gruesome murders in a town that’s “being overrun by gay women.” Also, fans of foreign editions of Taskmaster will enjoy seeing Madeleine Sami and Nina Oyama in main roles!

So if you’re keeping track, that’s three women as the main cast, and all three actresses are LGBT. 

It’s very bleak but also very funny. Worth checking out!

[c-nv-s07]

Pt. 3 for Deadloch <3

[booasaur]

Deadloch - 1x08

[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

[blackramhall]

You're not wrong.

Deadloch - Episode 5 created by Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan

Blackram Hall: whodunit, murder mystery, hardboiled, pulp, crime, thriller, italian giallo, noir and neo-noir, detectives and serial killers, spy stories, vintage, manor houses, art, life and death. Avatar pic by Mitchell Turek

[secretsofthewilde]

Deadloch Season 2 has officially started filming!!!

[echojulietfoxtrot]

I'm only going to be ranting about Deadloch for one more week - sorry and bear with me - but holy shit how smart this show is. I felt so pleased with myself for thinking I'd seen a big twist coming, and all along it was double bluffing me like a sucker, letting me think I was so damn clever while it ran rings round me.

Even cooler is how gradually it's led me from the kooky crackpot smalltown whodunnit I signed up for, with just a dash of gallows humor, to the stark, angry story of the many faces and tendrils of misogyny it was all along.

Don't get me wrong, there's still plenty of humor and fun to stop it slipping into indigestible grimdark, but stuff like the interrogation scenes this week were not remotely fucking around, and all the moving parts that started finally fitting together and closing in around Dulcie & co felt like watching a huge, dangerous Rube Goldberg machine made of sexism start moving slowly and surely down the final track towards a bunch of neatly stacked dynamite.

And maybe I'm naïve, too, but I'm just the right level of thrilled about all the tension and drama, without really being worried the conclusion is going to leave me feeling shitty or cheated or purely bummed out, because it's so smartly dodged or subverted so many pitfalls to get here already.

All this from the writers of a 15 minute Youtube comedy cooking spoof???

I mean don't get me wrong, I loved it - Katering Show is fantastic - but this is an absolutely insane glow up, on par with Charlie Brooker moving from mean little spoof tv guide listings to San Junipero.

For God's sake, do not sleep on this show, and if you can catch up the 7 eps in time to speculate on the finale, even better.

[sconesfortea]

They all look so good! [x]

[eddie-redcliffe]

James, I really think you should flag down that bus and get on it.

[olympain]