#big door prize

[erodingsinner]

People on the Big Door Prize are really giving their social security number and fingerprints to this random machine with no second thought 💀💀 okay

[theartofcostume]

“We got to create a formula for how they would engage with the Morpho, their life potential, and where it took them. That was a really fun way to explore each character. All of the characters evolve in different ways at different times.”

Costume Designer, Colin Wilkes - The Big Door Prize

Interview Link - The Art of Costume

[geekcavepodcast]

The Big Door Prize Trailer

A small town is forever changed when the mysterious Morpho machine appears and reveals each resident’s life potential.

The Big Door Prize is based on the M.O. Walsh novel. David West Read serves as showrunner for the Skydance Television and CJ ENM/Studio Dragon series. The cast includes Chris O’Dowd, Gabrielle Dennis, Ally Maki, Josh Segarra, Damon Gupton, Crystal Fox, Sammy Fourlas, and Djouliet Amara.

The Big Door Prize premieres on Apple TV+ on March 29, 2023.

[thekylemeredith]

You know her from Happiest Season, Veep, & The Big Door Prize, and tonight Mary Holland joins me on the show!

Olivia Barton & The Boy From The South also drop by + you'll hear classics from Jane Birkin, Liz Phair, Sturgill Simpson, Miley Cyrus, The Who, and more

6p ET on 91.9 WFPK

#maryholland #Veep #HappiestSeason #TheBigDoorPrize

[thepurpleglass]

In My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, ponies get their cutie mark (the picture every pony has on their butt) when they discover their special talent. Imagine getting a magical tattoo when you discover your dream job. The show even features a group of young ponies who haven't gotten theirs yet and spend all their free time trying new things to figure out what they're good at.

Apple TV thinks this premise would be better within the rainbow horses, and guest starring Seattle’s mystery vending machine.

[hgedits]

The IT Crowd (2006 – 2013) || The Big Door Prize (2023 – )

[casualworf]

[mikimeiko]

The Big Door Prize | Season 2 (2024), David West Read

[wack-ashimself]

*Me. Every single day. "Mmm. I wish I wasn't high right now. Or much higher." -the big door prize s2, e1

[monachopism]

i need someone to scream abt the big door prize w but the tag is bone dry

[hiddenbysuccubi]

Giving The Rookie a second try and all I'm saying is... if S2: Ep 6 took a different turn into a nuclear fallout / post apoc type genre switch for the series it would've been SO COOL.

[mostlyinthemorning]

Top 7 Watches of 2023

Yesterday I did my top books from the past year, so I thought I'd make today all about the best TV shows I watched this year. Again, in no particular order:

Season 2 of Good Omens was very much a transitional season (so I think we all agree that it's a really good thing we're getting season 3) but it still had madcap adventures, unrequited longing, and theological mystery. Also, it's really, really queer.

Speaking of shows that were a wild mix of adventure and irreverent theology, way too may people slept on Mrs. Davis, which I absolutely adored. It starts out as an over-the-top adventure and the next thing you know, you're thinking about the nature of faith and the universe and AI. Highly, highly recommend.

I held off on watching The Wheel of Time for a long time because I could never get into the books despite loving epic fantasy. However, the show is fabulous - and the female characters particularly shine.

I love a small town story, especially one with a magical mystery and I really enjoyed The Big Door Prize from Schitt's Creek writer David West Read. The characters really reflect a range of reactions to the revelations of the door prize machine, resulting in a cascading number of secrets that are exposed.

Going in, I didn't expect to like Shrinking as much as I did, but it really finds the perfect line between funny and emotional. Harrison Ford is clearly having the time of his life playing the grumpy mentor and the supporting cast provides the perfect backdrop for Jason Segal's character's bad decision-making.

This show. The second it was over I was desperate for more. Imagine a classic British murder mystery, expect that it's set in Australia. And there are lesbians. So many lesbians. Deadloch is both laugh-out loud funny and the twistiest murder mystery I've watched. Every guess I made was wrong and yet the final solution was absolutely perfect. The two leads are a classic oil and water pairing who eventually figure out how to work together with so much heart and emotional depth. It's wonderful all the way around.

So, there's this dysfunctional family who owns a rundown motel in the middle of nowhere in rural Canada...no, I'm not talking about Schitt's Creek (for once). Moonshine is a Canadian show about five siblings who take over the family vacation resort and have to work together to save it. There are criminal shenangians and hot bikers and a lot of growth and found family vibes.

Honourable Mention:

What did you watch this year?

Tagging @missgeevious @carolrain @blackandwhiteandrose @noahreids @likerealpeopledo-on-ao3 @weathereyehorizon @obsessedwithdavrick @stereopticons @rmd-writes @chelle-68 and anyone else who would like to share what they watched in 2023.

[bookwatching]

📺 The Big Door Prize S02E01

📖 The Queen of the Damned, Anne Rice

🔃 Serie tv basata sull'omonimo libro di M.O. Walsh

[socialtomcat]

why has no one made gifs for this show omg. MY OLD WOMAN YURI. MY SWEET CHILDREN. MY BEAUTIFUL GIANT GLOWING BLUE MAGIC MACHINE WIFE am i gonna have to learn how to make gifs now please dont say this i do not have the free time or storage space to be receiving this information

[thuun]

Sketch study of Giorgio from The Big Door Prize, by Tealix.

We love so many of the characters from the show, but Giorgio stands out with his persevering mindset and optimism. He’s had a lot of growth in season two.

[casualworf]

this one is for the fucking nerds (me)