John From Cincinnati Shreds
Genius is an overused word. Frequently, the acclaim is awarded sans cause. Genius is not a brilliant moment. Genius is not one success. Genius is sustained excellence. Genius is years of quality and volumes of talent. Given this definition, David Milch is true genius.
On Sunday, I viewed “John From Cincinnati.” The program is slightly bizarre. With that stated, Milch brilliantly layers relatable resolve and family dysfunction . Austin Nichols (John Monad) possesses a Rain Man quality. His character is not contrived. His quirky repetition is hilarious.
The endeavor is replete with exemplary acting. Bruce Greenwood (Mitch Yost) and Rebecca De Mornay (Cissy Yost) shine as a conflicted couple. Brian Van Holt (Butchie Yost) excels as a struggling addict. Ed O’Neill (Bill) shimmers as a retired police detective. John From Cincinnati is complex. Two viewings may be required. However, the series is genius.
On Sunday, I viewed “John From Cincinnati.” The program is slightly bizarre. With that stated, Milch brilliantly layers relatable resolve and family dysfunction . Austin Nichols (John Monad) possesses a Rain Man quality. His character is not contrived. His quirky repetition is hilarious.
The endeavor is replete with exemplary acting. Bruce Greenwood (Mitch Yost) and Rebecca De Mornay (Cissy Yost) shine as a conflicted couple. Brian Van Holt (Butchie Yost) excels as a struggling addict. Ed O’Neill (Bill) shimmers as a retired police detective. John From Cincinnati is complex. Two viewings may be required. However, the series is genius.
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