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<blockquote data-quote="Toni" data-source="post: 216322" data-attributes="member: 82">I´ll bingewatch &quot;Hollywood&quot; as soon as the Spanish version is available (our dubbing professionals have been quarantined, as everybody else...). I want to see it in good company, otherwise I would have watched it already. I did take a look at one of those &quot;Letsreuniteverybodyintheirhousesandtrytounderstandwhattheysay&quot; thingie, you know, the specials like the &quot;Dallas&quot; recent one, and the &quot;Hollywood&quot; boys, among them Darren Criss, said that the show was going to be one of those soft-porn dramas that Showtime used to air not long ago, with &quot;prosthetics of penises&quot; and so on. But Mr. Murphy seemed to chicken out and he seemingly made it more tame (he did, didn´t he?) just when time came to film it. I hope that it will be more fluid than the &quot;Versace&quot; miniseries, and less self-conscious than &quot;The Politician&quot;, which I still have to finish. On the other side, &quot;Feud&quot; was to me must-see TV, almost instant classic TV, and I wonder if Ms. de Havilland´s never-ending suit will affect the upcoming productions of la Murphy. Sometimes to have too much freedom or budget is a problem, as the latter seasons of &quot;American Horror Story&quot; prove, or even some moments of &quot;Versace&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Toni, post: 216322, member: 82"] I´ll bingewatch "Hollywood" as soon as the Spanish version is available (our dubbing professionals have been quarantined, as everybody else...). I want to see it in good company, otherwise I would have watched it already. I did take a look at one of those "Letsreuniteverybodyintheirhousesandtrytounderstandwhattheysay" thingie, you know, the specials like the "Dallas" recent one, and the "Hollywood" boys, among them Darren Criss, said that the show was going to be one of those soft-porn dramas that Showtime used to air not long ago, with "prosthetics of penises" and so on. But Mr. Murphy seemed to chicken out and he seemingly made it more tame (he did, didn´t he?) just when time came to film it. I hope that it will be more fluid than the "Versace" miniseries, and less self-conscious than "The Politician", which I still have to finish. On the other side, "Feud" was to me must-see TV, almost instant classic TV, and I wonder if Ms. de Havilland´s never-ending suit will affect the upcoming productions of la Murphy. Sometimes to have too much freedom or budget is a problem, as the latter seasons of "American Horror Story" prove, or even some moments of "Versace". [/QUOTE]

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