Feeling a little lost? Do yourself a favor and watch season 2 of HBO's SomebodySomewhere this weekend, savion_blanc recommends.
is an oxymoronic show. Its title conveys a vague, wandering sense of an everywoman caught adrift, unmoored to a time and place we may know and belong to ourselves. Butis about Sam, a specific, fully inhabited forty-something woman played breathtakingly by Bridgett Everett. She lives in Manhattan, Kansas. She wears colorless t-shirts and elastic-waist pants. She boasts stringy, unstyled hair and rarely dons makeup.
Small addendums to the formula do resound. If its first season was about repelling loneliness by forging connections with new friends and old family, the second season is about the ways in which loneliness creeps up on us when we least expect it. Sam and Joel talk through their dream weddings, play “pound it or pass” while eyeballing strangers at the park, and gawk at steamy sex scenes on TV .
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