Laura Dern's Amy Jellicoe was one of television's most complex and uncomfortable protagonists. This HBO dramedy was a profound, serialized character study, exploring spiritual awakening and corporate hypocrisy with unflinching honesty. It represented the peak of cable's ambition for introspective, often challenging, storytelling that prioritized emotional depth over easy resolutions. A quiet, powerful show that truly pushed the boundaries of what a protagonist could be, often uncomfortably so.
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