Dopesick [Hulu]

Yeah that's one. Though even in that she was struggling with her sexuality. I think she just does a convincing sad girl.

Saw this over Christmas and it's the best TV I seen in a long time. The acting from everyone is different class ditto for the script and dialogue. Scary subject matter though.....in the bible it says that the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil. It doesn't say money in and of itself is evil but its the love of money that creates the problems. And nowhere is that more true than this story. It was greed and the love of money that drove the Sackler's to create a drug that would enslave and ultimately kill so many people. But what was really scary was how they were protected, the people in power doing everything they could to stop Rick and his team.

Knowing the story and outcome took none of the drama away from this. It's incredibly well written, well made and acted. Only minor criticism would be the actor playing Richard Sackler wasn't evil enough.

Was surprised to not see a longer thread on this, superb show and utterly infuriating at the same time:

Overall very good but the end episode felt a bit crammed and all over the place. Some threads led nowhere, like the German bid or Rosario Dawson's characters investigation. All of a sudden the DA is about to be sacked and then in his next scene, oh he wasn't sacked. Betsy's dad looks like he's developing a drinking problem but nothing followed up on that. And in 2021 Michael Keatons Doctor is practicing again and proceeds to host an addicts meeting with no consideration for the next big health crisis. In 2021 he surely should have been at least distancing the chairs. But anyho decent enough drama, should do well in awards season. Onto The Dropout next.

Following it fantastic show and sad at the same time.