12-28-2020, 07:41 AM
Kelley Cuoco of Big Bang Fame plays the titular Flight Attendant in this eight episode series.
Kelley plays Carrie who is a drunken mess of a flight attendant. Like most alcoholics in films she shows little sign of the ravages of the disease. She also sleeps with pretty much every man she meets. Obviously there is something going wrong in her life even before the inciting incident. She meets a man on the flight to Bangkok. They go out. She gets blackout drunk. They end up at his hotel. She wakes up next to his dead body. Problems ensue.
From that point on, Carrie makes every mistake you could possibly make. She also goes on a quest to recreate the night of the murder to find out who did it.
tQ and I binged 3 of the episodes because they were intriguing. There are lots of pieces in place and everybody, at this point, has a motive for killing the guy.
It was very enjoyable. At times it feels like Big Bang's Penny is caught up in a murder mystery but then there are flashbacks to Carrie's childhood to let you know there is more to Carrie's life.
Kelley plays Carrie who is a drunken mess of a flight attendant. Like most alcoholics in films she shows little sign of the ravages of the disease. She also sleeps with pretty much every man she meets. Obviously there is something going wrong in her life even before the inciting incident. She meets a man on the flight to Bangkok. They go out. She gets blackout drunk. They end up at his hotel. She wakes up next to his dead body. Problems ensue.
From that point on, Carrie makes every mistake you could possibly make. She also goes on a quest to recreate the night of the murder to find out who did it.
tQ and I binged 3 of the episodes because they were intriguing. There are lots of pieces in place and everybody, at this point, has a motive for killing the guy.
It was very enjoyable. At times it feels like Big Bang's Penny is caught up in a murder mystery but then there are flashbacks to Carrie's childhood to let you know there is more to Carrie's life.
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm