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After a comment about The shining, he recommended me Room 237, which I enjoyed it except for some of the theories that I thought were a bit far fetched. In particular the ones that I consider continuity errors. So once I opened that door, a realm of possibilities were laid in front of me. Since then I've watched The writer's room, America in Primetime (which spoiled me something very important from The Wire and almost the same for The Sopranos), Dinner for five (which, strangely so, only had one episode) and That guy... who was in that thing. That last one was scary and encouraging. I found it very interesting and informative, but it left me with a weight in my chest. It's about 'character actors' (whatever that means) which is what I aspire to be. Guys that work a lot, but are never the main guy, never the star. People recognize their faces, but they can't picture where they've seen them. It was scary to see the stories about the audition process for a network TV show or the many times they don't have work or money. But as always, the key is to not give up.

After that one I decided to go back to fiction, I tried The good wife, but it's not for streaming, so I dived into Damages (the first season in one day)

The playby of Jacyln Smith is now claimed by Shamefulclutter 

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