#shiri appleby

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Shiri Appleby

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Shiri Appleby

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alien blast 👽

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SHIRI APPLEBY as RACHEL GOLDBERG UNREAL — 2.06, Casualty

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Shiri Appleby

Shiri Appleby, est une réalisatrice et actrice américaine, née le 7 décembre 1978 à Los Angeles en Californie.

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bringing back some OG Max and Liz stills

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No but you don't understand.

UnReal is a show about moral ambiguousness and how our trauma define who we are but also how they can turn into just an excuse for shitty behaviour. It's about choosing to be a better person, it's about redemption and relapse, it's about self-destruction, and internalized misogyny, it's about toxic relationships and co-dependance, it's about unconditional love and self-loathing, it's about substitute parenthood, it's about who we are and who we want to be, it's about what we can change about ourselves and what we cannot.

In that regard 4x07 was a masterpiece, it feels like everything from season one has built up to this episode, to the moment Noelle tells Rachel "And maybe that is the reason you act the way you do, or maybe it's just a convenient excuse." which is kind of the whole point of the show, it's building to the moment Chet tells Quinn "Rachel will come back to you." and she says "And what if she doesn't?" because that's the moment Quinn half-admits Rachel is worth more than a life with Chet and the baby. Rachel losing strands of hair throughout the episode was such a beautiful symbol of how deep she is on her path of self-destruction, and how everything is starting to fall apart, (also the parallel with Quinn choosing to leave and change?? Hello??) and to start and end the episode with the same song but with two radically different moods, and the final lyrics "This surely is a dream / This must be my dream" with Rachel looking at the camera and telling us exactly that, I--

I don't know man, this show is a freaking masterpiece, that's all I'm saying

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Curse II: The Bite (The Bite, 1989)

"I just ran over about a hundred snakes back down the road here. I mean, they were all grouped together on the road, like some kind of mass exodus or something."

"Ain't God punishing the desert. It's people. Tearing up the heaven and the earth, testing bombs beneath our feet, poisoning the air and the water. Turning this place into one big dumping ground."

"Well, I guess before too long everything's gonna be extinct."

"Almost everything."

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Shiri Appleby

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Shiri Appleby

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...I was beautiful

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SHIRI APPLEBY as RACHEL GOLDBERG UNREAL — 4.05, No Limit