11-26-2018, 11:17 AM
Julia Roberts does TV. Or episodic on Amazon Prime.
Soldiers coming home go to this brand new facility where they can get help for their PTSD. Julia Roberts and Bobby Cannavale run the place. Or Cannavale runs it and Roberts is the chief therapist for the soldiers.
It's all very weird. Some of the soldiers don't think it's above board and want to know what is going.
Then there is the flash forward to Roberts working in a diner. She's tracked down by a guy from the DOD Investigative Division who wants to know what happened at the facility. Roberts doesn't' want to talk about it. She says she can't remember.
I've watched the first two episodes, both are about thirty minutes. At this point, my main question is what the hell is going. It's hard to determine when things are occurring on the two timelines. Paperwork from the facility shows that it happened in 2018 but when Roberts talks at the diner about things that happened in the PTSD facility, she says it was a couple of years ago.
It's all directed by Sam Ismail who gave us Mr. Robot, which had a great first season and I never saw the other two seasons.
I will continue to watch.
Soldiers coming home go to this brand new facility where they can get help for their PTSD. Julia Roberts and Bobby Cannavale run the place. Or Cannavale runs it and Roberts is the chief therapist for the soldiers.
It's all very weird. Some of the soldiers don't think it's above board and want to know what is going.
Then there is the flash forward to Roberts working in a diner. She's tracked down by a guy from the DOD Investigative Division who wants to know what happened at the facility. Roberts doesn't' want to talk about it. She says she can't remember.
I've watched the first two episodes, both are about thirty minutes. At this point, my main question is what the hell is going. It's hard to determine when things are occurring on the two timelines. Paperwork from the facility shows that it happened in 2018 but when Roberts talks at the diner about things that happened in the PTSD facility, she says it was a couple of years ago.
It's all directed by Sam Ismail who gave us Mr. Robot, which had a great first season and I never saw the other two seasons.
I will continue to watch.
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm
