TMC
02-24-2017, 10:35 PM
http://www.pajiba.com/seriously_random_lists/what-show-is-each-character-on-how-to-get-away-with-murder-actually-on-.php
By Emily Chambers | Seriously Random Lists | February 24, 2017 |
So How To Get Away With Murder is a bad show. It’s mostly poorly written, poorly acted, and definitely not how you law things. Literally none of that matters. Because people are watching this show for three reasons, and three reasons only: 1) Viola, 2) Mother****ing, 3) Davis.
She’s glorious. It’s like finding a filet mignon inside a TV dinner; you don’t know how it happened, but you don’t want it to stop. Davis is crushing it so hard, I’m willing to overlook errors in judgment like allowing Laurel to testify even though she was sitting in the courtroom listening to the testimony she was supposed to be refuting. Seriously, that’s not how lawing works.
But what might actually be the most entertaining thing about How To Get Away With Murder is trying to determine which show each character believes they are on. Because that’s the only explanation I can think of for the jarring dissonance in the their motivation, reactions, and delivery. It’s as if the writers and show-runner decided they’d take the appetizer sampler method of direction. From best to worst, here’s where the cast of HTGAWM think they should be:
By Emily Chambers | Seriously Random Lists | February 24, 2017 |
So How To Get Away With Murder is a bad show. It’s mostly poorly written, poorly acted, and definitely not how you law things. Literally none of that matters. Because people are watching this show for three reasons, and three reasons only: 1) Viola, 2) Mother****ing, 3) Davis.
She’s glorious. It’s like finding a filet mignon inside a TV dinner; you don’t know how it happened, but you don’t want it to stop. Davis is crushing it so hard, I’m willing to overlook errors in judgment like allowing Laurel to testify even though she was sitting in the courtroom listening to the testimony she was supposed to be refuting. Seriously, that’s not how lawing works.
But what might actually be the most entertaining thing about How To Get Away With Murder is trying to determine which show each character believes they are on. Because that’s the only explanation I can think of for the jarring dissonance in the their motivation, reactions, and delivery. It’s as if the writers and show-runner decided they’d take the appetizer sampler method of direction. From best to worst, here’s where the cast of HTGAWM think they should be: