#tgws s2

[the-irrelevant-trumpeter]

is it weird to email a film & tv studio just to find out which stage a show was filmed on

[personinthepalace]

#spirit of christmas was filmed with the intention of it being the final episode#but bc of the schedule they released it at it had to go first#so yes#harpers locket being first makes sense. simply because of the line at the beginning#where chris says that last week they did more horse#which obvs doesn’t really make sense when it’s in the middle and you’re pretending it’s live#so it being first makes so much more sense for that gag via @the-irrelevant-trumpeter

yeah! I think Mischief's original intention was to have Harper's Locket first and Spirit of Christmas last. There seemed to be some airing conflict so the show wasn't able to premiere before Christmas but the BBC still wanted a Christmas episode so that messed up the episode order. Furthermore, in the episode description of A Trial to Watch, apparently there is something with Dennis's grandma and a legal contract that requires Dennis to have a certain amount of lines. So that's why Dennis got to be the main character in Trial but then in the later episodes he gets less lines

ideal viewing order for goes wrong show season 1 IMO is

harper's locket (a strong enough episode to be a solid introduction, while also effectively introducing the basic concept of the show)

the pilot (not the pilot) (can't be the first episode in order for the "not the pilot" jokes to land)

a trial to watch (deviates a bit from the basic form with the set changes, so it's better for it to come after a few more traditional episodes. dennis taking on a starring role is funnier after the audience knows his proclivity for playing animals and inanimate objects)

the lodge (one of the weaker episodes of series one, in my opinion, though by no means bad—best for it to be sandwiched in the middle)

90 degrees (the most ambitious episode of series one, and a fun faux-finale)

the spirit of christmas (it makes the most sense as a series closer, imo—a sort of festive celebration. plus the easter eggs and references to previous episodes)

[francesderwent]

Catefrankie 2023 Year in Review

January through April: Lockwood & Co Mass Hysteria

April: I Will Not Be Elaborating At This Time

May: most of this month was lost to sleep problems. except for the Girls Trip!!!!!!! I was Still Not Elaborating

June: The Good Witch and Still Not Elaborating

July: The Bear s2 & Mistborn rage and Still Not Elaborating

August: finally read Busman's Honeymoon and Still Not Elaborating

September: connected the two dots with my Taylor vs Maisie manifesto and Still Not Elaborating

October: TGW deluxe and 1989 Taylor's Version and Still Not Elaborating

November: Cate tries to figure out what the female equivalent of Sexy Responsibility is (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) which is essentially the same thing as Not Elaborating

December: the singleness post, and Still Not Elaborating. Except Maybe A Little As A Treat.

[dianessunflower]

Art in The Good Fight and (The Good Wife) - Part 1

as promised, i am resharing some of my art threads from twitter over here. to recap, as a history major and art nerd, i have always loved looking at the art shown in the sets of period drama, but it was really striking to me how obviously intentional it was being used to assist in telling story in The Gilded Age (plus Impressionist lover Mrs Sylvia Chamberlain was just begging for it).

while part of it is about identifying the art because i do love an easter egg, the other part i find really interesting is thinking about how art reflects character and story. so, i started thinking more about art in The Good Fight/The Good Wife, and i started a twitter thread and it became a season long thing this year for the final season.

this post is part 1 of 2 about the art in The Good Fight/The Good Wife, and in particular, Diane Lockhart's impeccable art taste. so, without further ado...

this is my hands down fav, which is in Diane's Boseman/Reddick office in TGF, Girl with Peony by Andy 'Zig' Leipzig 🔥

i adore the surrealism and guess what i found? sunflowers of course 🌻🌀🌻 this is Andy 'Zig' Leipzig's Have a Heart, 2014.

in Diane's old apartment in TGW era, the engraving on the right is by Jean-Pierre Louis Laurent Houël, Vase cineraire et figures antiques (1782, Gennadius Library).

the left looks like Bougainvillea, Parivolia, Italy by Isabelle De Borchgrave (watercolour).

this is not Diane's, this is Sweeney's, but i have never been able to find this still life from TGW 419, which is a shame because it is GORGEOUS.

in the McHart apartment post TGF s2, there's an engraving by French artist Jean Louis Prévost, Flowers & Fruit.

behind Kurt and more clearly here is a French Watercolour Landscape (distributed by Soicher Marin gallery).

there are also a few pieces in the bathroom, including some botanical prints visible only in the mirror. and this one above the fireplace, A Rainy Day, by an unknown American Continental School artist (20C, oil on canvas).

i'll be back next week on Thursday (aka missing TGF more than usual hours) for the rest of my thread, which focused on the art in s6 and was possibly more intentional than the rest of The Good Universe put together.

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[lonely-night]

I'm near the end of s2 and I think tgw is really not good at handling minority characters/storyline

[cornleypolytechnicgoeswrong]

More bts photos posted on @/mischiefcomedy on instagram

[lesbianrecorderplayer]

Robert is my favourite character because every single line of his is absolutely perfect. From Henry Lewis' amazing delivery to their amazing writing, every single joke lands perfectly, and it's glorious.

[august-and-clouds]

🎬 Best of Trevor in The Goes Wrong Show Series 2!⛓️

Everybody's favourite stage manager - Cornley's beloved Trevor Watson! He was featured in more episodes and (in my opinion) humiliated himself less as compared to series 1. Although I do think he got more sadistic this time around..... Enjoy this short compilation!

[personinthepalace]

I’M JESUS CHRIST

[the-irrelevant-trumpeter]

love it when you spend hours going through all the goes wrong media for clips for an edit, and then you review them and find out half of them are pixelated as hell because they’re bootleg copies.

[personinthepalace]

THEY ARE BACK!!!

OHMYDAYS!!

this is the best news. this photo is EVERYTHING.

(photo from mischief’s twitter)

[classsictrash]

will @ alicia: 👀

diane: uh I think tf NOT..

[piratefalls]

Hi there, hope you're doing well! I'm currently all caught up on my shows and am in search of new ones to watch, do you have any that you've been really enjoying lately or that you might recommend?

i'm just out here surviving! i hope you're well as well!

okay this is a question i love answering. i'm not really sure what your bag is, or what shows you've already watched, but i'll rec stuff across genres/tropes. i also, as a rule, never recommend stuff that i haven't watched and loved.

gonna start out by saying that, to me, you won't find better found family dynamics than in Leverage, which is one of my all-time favorite shows and a regular rewatch.

i just finished iZombie and loved it. it's goofy, at times a little gory, unexpectedly touching, the relationships are so good, and it feels relevant to today's world given the current climate here.

i'm generally not that attracted to sci-fi/fantasy, but i fucking loved Fringe. i also very much enjoy Grimm if you're looking for something that's also goofy and doesn't take itself too seriously. also, i'd be remiss if i didn't mention Sense 8.

for legal dramas, I recently marathoned The Good Wife and The Lincoln Lawyer, both of which i found enjoyable. TGW is definitely heavier on the drama side and involves a lot of politics, so TLL is the lighter way to go. (side note: i've worked for law professors for ten years and i find legal dramas/cop shows to be hilariously entertaining because every so often i find myself muttering "you quite literally cannot do that" lol.) also, Goliath is pretty amazing and each season is its own story.

can't talk about legal dramas without a few cop shows, and i do enjoy Bosch, Rizzoli & Isles (the books and show are drastically different, i've found them both worthwhile), Flashpoint, and Numb3rs was pretty interesting in that it was at least a fresh concept.

if you don't mind violence, Hunters is a great show but it's definitely a lot (they're modern day Nazi hunters, and there are flashbacks involving the concentration camps) but fair warning, it ends on a cliffhanger and i have no idea when/if s2 will drop. The Boys while very violent, is also very darkly humorous, which is the kind of stuff i like.

for goofiness with a side of heart, Psych is a great watch. Schitt's Creek is also an obvious choice. also I found The Librarians to be very enjoyable. Parks & Rec is hit or miss for some people. you really have to power through it at first before it finds its footing.

for a good one-and-done, i did like Eyewitness. for an excellent one-and-done, Watchmen is top tier. seven seconds is also pretty good. also enjoyed Somewhere Between because I am hella attracted to devon sawa.

i also really enjoyed Lovecraft Country, but it's also one of those shows that's A Lot. historical drama mixed with horror, if that sounds appealing. the episode where they travel back in time to the day of the tulsa race massacre is one i had to sit with for a while.

thrillers I enjoy are Reacher, Jack Ryan, Person of Interest, Blindspot, and Shooter.

for true crime, one of my favorite docuseries is The Keepers. The Staircase is also an interesting one.

for history stuff, i absolutely love Drain the Oceans. it's fucking fascinating.

The Fall, because Gillian Anderson.

for medical drama, i have a preference for The Night Shift. it ends on a sot of cliffhanger, but i think it stands pretty well as a series finale.

for medical hilarity, Sirens. i laugh every goddamn time i watch it.

I have a very, very long list of shows I started but haven't finished because I find it almost impossible to keep up with shows that are actively airing. if it's a popular show and it's not on here, that's probably what happened lol.

my current shows are 911, Big Sky, and Air Disasters.

ask me random stuff!

[personinthepalace]

I am happy to let you know that S2E1, The Nativity, is already out on BBC iPlayer! (if you don’t have access to that, I am more than happy to share a Google Drive link to it and the rest of the episodes)

Furthermore, Mischief Theatre (the people behind The Goes Wrong Show) are going to livestream their improv show, Mischief Movie Night In, all around the world starting on July 1st, 2021! You can find more info and get tix here :)

this scene from the goes wrong show where they cast two different people as the head and hunky, semi-nude body of the same character during a live theatre production haunts my every waking moment

[august-and-clouds]

Highlights from Nancy's Instagram Live

A short compilation of the funny moments from Nancy's live (13 Nov 2021). Few notes from the wonderful 30 minutes live:

A character she messed around with (a misogynist dude) during A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong ended up being her character (Wycombe) in The Pilot (Not the Pilot)

Is the bread lusty today? Of course!

Henry Lewis is currently upstairs with a wasabi

FIRE ALARM TEST

First time with a understudy this run (Christian James in the role of The Blade)

Scott is creeping around on their phone

Her tip for improv: don't be afraid to physically throw your body around

Henry Lewis is indeed very funny

She loves getting the 'unglamorous' parts, and she's never recognised on the tube (subway/train)

She discussed a bit about the struggles women in comedy face, and often how playing the role of a man takes away the sexualisation of the body and the audience will hence laugh more

It was Greg who played Norman Lord in Annie's farce! Greg really got nude for that scene and she finds it hilarious that they still bleeped him out (including his face)

Charlie really said rude things during the farce to ensure that it will be bleeped out

Greg actually learnt how to juggle knifes and ride a unicycle! The studio sent him the stuff and he learnt in about 3 months

Her least favourite The Goes Wrong Show is 90 Degrees because she just had a C-section

During the Royal Variety in 2015, Henry Shields tried to write in a scene where he and Kylie Minogue but she didn't want to do it

There's many people lining up to kiss Henry Shields and Kylie Minogue just isn't one of them

Before she joined Mischief, she was directing music videos

Her favourite Mischief Movie Night In moment: she really doesn't remember anything

Many jokes in TGWS S2 about how Annie can't act and she thinks it's a dig from the writers

About Mischief breaking: Charlie corpses, Hen laughs until he wipes the smile off his whole face, Shields and Bryony are hard to break

She think Chris is the better director between Chris and Robert

Musical Goes Wrong? She thinks yes please

She'll happily reprise the role of Annie in The Play That Goes Wrong

No rivalry between Annie and Vanessa

Don't know about a Christmas special this year

Something to look out for: She and Dave always try for a sneaky fistbump/high five during filming TGWS

She enjoys the gag of Greg (Jonathan) being constantly cut off

Best memories from the Edinburgh fringe: living in a 3-bedroom house with 13 people, she slept in between Jonathan Sayer and Josh Elliot, and Jon used to sing a cute song before going to sleep

Why is she such a legend? Funny parents, and being small helps

She owns a fridge

(Small note: Mischief did not upload the full playback on their account, possibly due to audio issues. If it's still not uploaded yet by the next week or so I'll upload the full live to my Youtube channel.)