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Dear John is a romantic drama about a soldier who falls for a conservative college student while he's home on leave.
When Season 4 kicks off, it will turn out that the town’s redistricting has placed Landry (Jesse Plemons) in Coach Taylor’s East Dillon High. He’ll become involved in a love triangle with an African-American couple, footballer Vince (played by Michael B. Jordan), whose father is in prison, and Jess (Jurnee Smollett), who works with her dad at a local hangout. “It’s good to see mixed couples on TV,” Plemons says. “The last girl I dated [in real life] was mixed race."Friday Night Lights is one of my favorite TV shows so I'm excited to see how this new coupling turn outs. Landry had some serious awkward cuteness going on last season with Tyra so hopefully the storylines stay compelling as they usually are.
"We're all attempting to share something with another human being."
When her drug-addict mother dies, Emmie returns home, traveling through the underbelly of suburbia looking for a package her mother has left behind, reconnecting with her estranged sister, Eve, along the way.
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"Frenemy of the State" wasn't conceived by Jones as an acting vehicle for herself, she said. "It's intended for a girl much younger than me, about age 20, an interesting age for girls as they make that scary jump to adulthood. She has lived a life of privilege, attended the best schools and learned every language, but her obsession with spying on exes gets her into trouble and she is recruited to be a spy in exchange for not going to prison. There is a comic element to it, this girl who is so conscious of social standing and wearing the right shoes, suddenly becoming responsible for these dangerous, life-threatening missions."Who should play the lead role in Frenemy of the State?
Wired.com: Do you think geek culture gets a little bit watered down when it makes it to the mainstream? You were on Undeclared, which has really good geek credentials.
Day: I think there are some people out there who do get it. I think Big Bang Theory is actually a great show. And The Office — you could consider that a geeky, because they’re real people. You believe them. But in general, there’s nothing more frustrating than that stereotypical gamer — the teenager in the basement with his mom getting him Hot Pockets. That’s why I wrote the show as well; because that stereotype is not accurate. Every quirky girl doesn’t have to be the best-friend character. It’s a very limiting and self-fulfilling prophecy. People only write things that will get green-lit so they write to those stereotypes. And that’s why I think that the audience is crumbling. Because the things they perceive that the audience wants aren’t necessarily what the audience wants. I don’t identify with a lot of the things I see on TV nowadays. I’d probably rather be gaming, to be honest with you.
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