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WandaVision (2021)

Episode 2: “Don’t Touch That Dial” (2021) Director: Matt Shakman Cinematographer: Jess Hall

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Not only is this El Paso Strong brought to you by Whataburger benefit show aiming to raise money for those in need from the recent and devastating El Paso mass shooting, but will be made even more personal as the performers have a personal connection here.

Also, it’s a great collection of LA’s best improv, sketch, and stand-up folks that just happen to be from Texas or are Latinx.

The full line-up includes: Ithamar Enriquez Vanessa Gonzalez Spanish Aqui Presents all-stars

Hosted by Whataburger: Jonny Svarzbein Mark Jacob Edgar Momplaisir Patrick McDonald Courtney Sevener Mike McClendon Jeremy Culhane Emily Decker PJ McCormick Jeff Whitaker Brittany Uecker Jeremy Schmidt Brittany Powell Brian Bakos Weikei Yu Caitlin Linden Logan Smith Mike Christian

They’ll be taking donations for the El Paso Shooting Victims Fund at the show. Get more details here.

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“The engine is self-sustaining. It should last 100 years. Once we go up, we never have to come down.”

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A Series of Unfortunate Events 2.05, “The Vile Village: Part 1”

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Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events

The Vile Village: Part Two

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Lady Bird

2017, Estados Unidos - 94 min.

Dirección: Greta Gerwig

Guion: Greta Gerwig

Música: Jon Brion

Fotografía: Sam Levy 

SINOPSIS: Una joven estudiante que se hace llamar "Lady Bird" (Saoirse Ronan) se muda al norte de California para pasar allí su último año de instituto. La joven, con inclinaciones artísticas y que sueña con vivir en la costa Este, tratará de ese modo encontrar su propio camino y definirse fuera de la sombra protectora de su madre (Laurie Metcalf).

Si quieres escuchar la banda sonora de esta película entra aquí.

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FEBRUARY 15TH WITH Rhea Butcher 

John Early / Ithamar Enriquez / Kara Klenk / Grant Lyon / Nick Thune

Film by Daniel Garcia / Yes Boss Creative 

Tickets: www.nightout.com/superseriousshow

Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/seriousshow/

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WandaVision Commercials

Do we think the guy from the WandaVision commercials is Mephisto? Or whoever is behind this sitcom reality? Perhaps another entity other than Mephisto?

It’s interesting that the actor, Ithamar Enriquez, is in the two commercials we’ve seen so far, so it is a reoccurring role. 

It seems very likely he and the commercial woman (Victoria Blade) will continue being “the stars” of the WandaVision commercials in future episodes, as I imagine each episode will have these commercials or will have them as long as this sitcom reality stays alive.  

The Commercial Man is a minor role, but also a prominent one – as these commercials literally cut away from everything else and are pretty isolated.

These commercials also have prominent references to Wanda’s past.

-          The Stark Toast Oven beeped like a bomb about to go off, like the Stark missile that almost killed Wanda and Pietro, but was a dud. The oven also has the first introduction of color (red) with its flashing light.

-          The Hydra or Strucker Watch is named after the man who experimented on Wanda and Pietro, with the mind stone, which resulted in them having powers.

Also, Wanda’s sitcom reality being in actual episode format with commercials – seems to confirm that Wanda or at least her subconscious is in control. Or I guess, it doesn’t really confirm that idea, but it does give some more credit to the idea that Wanda is not only creating a happier life with Vision, but remembering a happier time -- 

Back to when she was kid and she would watch old American sitcoms with her family in Sokovia. 

I don’t know if Ithamar Enriquez will play Mephisto, but perhaps the commercial man is just a disguise of Mephisto’s.

The Commercial Man is a part of this sitcom reality, but he isn’t part of the Westview reality.

Also, both the Stark toaster oven and Hydra watch might be counting down to something, as they both sped up towards the end of their respected commercials.       

Maybe there is some kind of time limit at play? Whether it’s real or imagined is unclear at this point.

I don’t know. I’m just throwing some ideas out there.

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WandaVision -  Disney+  -  January 15, 2021 - March 5, 2021

Sitcom (9 episodes)

Running Time:  30 minutes

Stars:

Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch

Paul Bettany as Vision

Debra Jo Rupp as Mrs. Hart

Fred Melamed as Arthur Hart

Kathryn Hahn as Agnes

Teyonah Parris as "Geraldine" / Monica Rambeau

Kat Dennings as Darcy Lewis

Randall Park as Jimmy Woo

Jolene Purdy as Beverly

Asif Ali as  Norm

David Lengel as Phil Jones

Amos Glick as Dennis

Emma Caulfield Ford as Dottie Jones

 David Payton as Herb

 Ithamar Enriquez and Victoria Blade appear as the man and woman in the fake commercials

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A Series of Unfortunate Events Season 2 | TV Show Review

Summary

After the loss of their parents in a mysterious fire, the three Baudelaire children face trials and tribulations attempting to uncover dark family secrets.

Source: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4834206/?ref_=ttep_ep_tt

Thoughts

As much as I binged the remaining of A Series of Unfortunate Events Season 2, I have to admit that I enjoyed this season lesser than the first. There was something about the first few episodes (in this season) that dragged the show on. I thought the flow of the TV show was agonizingly slow, it was my background noise until ‘The Hostile Hospital’ started. If not for the last two stories in this season, I might have suffered through this entire season...

Plot

I gotta say, I am bored of never seeing a happy ending for the Baudelaire children. Considering that fact that A Series of Unfortunate Events concluded with three seasons, I knew not to expect any happy endings yet. But even without expecting that, I was bored out of my mind with the cycle of the Baudelaires presumably winning before getting their hopes crushed by Count Olaf, and when he thought he was going to win, the Baudelaires beat him only to come to yet another unhappy ending. It was getting extremely repetitive, and therefore contributing to the depletion of my enjoyment.

Here is what I thought while watching the show:

‘The Austere Academy’ – BORING

‘The Ersatz Elevator’ – would not have been boring if not for the anti-climatic villain reveal

‘The Vile Village’ – still slightly boring but definitely more entertaining than ‘The Ersatz Elevator’

‘The Hostile Hospital’ – was creepy, slightly scary and very engaging, I LOVE IT

‘Carnivorous Carnival’ – my second favourite story in this season but one of my most hated endings ever

Now you see why I expected to dislike this entire season to begin with?

Cast (characters, character development and cast’s acting, etc.)

I really loved the addition of Olivia Caliban (Madame Lulu), almost as much as how much I disliked the addition of Esmé Squalor.

Let’s first begin with Olivia, shall we? This woman was simply altruistic. Her character was written so well done for the show. I admit (even without being an actress myself), acting the role of a kind lady was not the hardest but there was something in the way Sara Rue portrayed Olivia that completely won me over. It was the voice Rue used and those eyes when she looked at the Baudelaires. It’s always the smallest actions that prove the most, and those small attributes Rue made sure Olivia had, they played into her altruistic self.

And on the other side of the spectrum, there’s Esmé... Lucy Punch did a good job playing Esmé, but Esmé was such a boring villain. The only time I could accept her being a villain was during ‘The Hostile Hospital’; especially that scene where she chased the Baudelaires in the hospital’s library. Unfortunately, that was it. I never thought Count Olaf was ever worthy of being called a villain but even Count Olaf was a more entertaining villain than Esmé.

I have decided not to discuss about the Quagmires yet but we need to talk about Hector. I honestly don’t care about Ithamar Enriquez’s acting ability. What blew me away was how nicely his character, Hector, was written. Hector only appeared in those few scenes but it was enough for me to love this character. I do not want to spoil myself but I really hope he appears more in season 3 without meeting any more tragedy.

Conclusion

When I first began this season, I was so disappointed and I really thought it would take me longer than I actually took to finish watching this season. Then ‘The Hostile Hospital’ came on screen and things changed. The show did not seem to move slowly anymore, and it was utterly entertaining after what I would describe as a dry spell (not in the sense you’re thinking about).

For a season that had more episodes than the first, the team could have done something about their entertainment level. Or, at the very least, create better characteristics for Esmé.

Yes, ultimately, I still enjoyed A Series of Unfortunate Events Season 2. However, I can enjoy a show and still criticise parts they did not do excellent in.

Rating: C+

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Lady Bird

Acta de defunción de la edad de la inocencia, Lady Bird es una inteligente reflexión repleta de grandes interpretaciones, sin caer en lo pretencioso. La segunda incursión en la dirección —tras Noches y fines de semana (2008)— de la actriz y guionista Greta Gerwig (Frances Ha, Mistress America) evidencia un cuidado exquisito por la definición de los personajes (secundarios incluidos) y una…

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Ithamar Enriquez’s stellar show Ithamar Has Nothing to Say is returning to Second City Hollywood this Saturday. As the show’s name suggests, Enriquez does a whole dazzling solo show without saying a single word. 

Tickets are $10 and you can (and really should) get them here.

The rest of our listings for comedy shows, events, open mics, and maps can be found at www.thecomedybureau.com.

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What’s up Victory Lappers? It’s been waaaaaaaay too long since we’ve last seen you. And while we’ve done a few shows here and there over the past few months we finally have a BRAND NEW SHOW we’re announcing right here, right now. 

It’s The Comedy ‘N Wrestling Connection hosted by Victory Lap favorite Matt McCarthy. Matt’s been on our show tons of times, and we’re pumped to be collaborating with him on this brand new production. Luckily, we have the help of our friends over at the Silver Lake Independent Jewish Community Center (SLIJCC), who have been gracious enough to provide the space for this killer show.

Even better, we have a host of new and returning performers on board like Aparna Nancherla, Johnny Pemberton, Brandie Posey, Josh Fadem, Joe Cobden, Ithamar Enriquez, Vince Averill, Tom Sibley and our very own Stu Jenkins. We assume they’ll be funny as hell, and are hoping they don’t hurt each other with any wrestling hijinks. 

Come check out The Comedy ‘N Wrestling Connection on January 19 at the SLIJCC -- 1110 Bates Avenue in Silver Lake. The show starts at 7:30pm and tickets are only $10. SEE YOU GUYS THERE!!!

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Several years ago I started taking portraits of guests on my podcast, “ADD Comedy with Dave Razowsky.” I've been touching up the photos with new software. This is Frank Caeti (@FrankCaeti). Frank is a Second City alum who was a cast member and writer on “MADtv." Frank also been on “Key and Peele,” “The Jay Leno Show,” ““The Craft Store,” and “Reno 911.” He directed Second City etc’s 45th revue, “The Best Decision You’ve Ever Made”; “Love, Factually” at the Kennedy Center; “Date Me” which ran off-Broadway; and the terrific “Ithamar Has Nothing to Say” starring Ithamar Enriquez. Frank is a mensch and a very funny man. #RazTakesPix #portraitphotography #rollieflex #blackandwhitephotography @addcomedydave #improv #impro #blackandwhite #addcomedywithdaverazowsky #portraitphotography #portrait @thesecondcity #thesecondcity #madtv (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/Capb1Talehd/?utm_medium=tumblr

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