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THE BULLETIN • APRIL 21 - 27, 2022
What’s Available NOW On
“Sketchbook” (April 27)
From Disney Animation Studios and
the creative forces behind “Chef ’s Table”
comes this six-part series that gives an
insider’s look into the animation process
as some of the Studios’ talented artists
teach viewers how to draw beloved Disney
characters such as Kuzco from “Emperor’s
New Groove,” Olaf from “Frozen” and
young Simba from “The Lion King.”
(ORIGINAL)
BY GEORGE DICKIE
“30 for 30: Four Days in
October” (Available now)
From filmmaker Gary Waksman (“The
Immortal: Ted Williams”) comes this
2010 documentary that recalls the 2004
American League Championship Series,
when the Boston Red Sox came back from
a three games to none deficit to defeat
their archnemesis New York Yankees,
advance to the World Series and lay to rest
the so-called “Curse of the Bambino” after
86 years.
“Raven’s Home” (Available now)
The fifth season of this Disney Channel
comedy continues the adventures of
psychic single mom Raven Baxter (Raven-
Symone, “The Cosby Show”), who shares
an apartment with her twins Nia and
Booker (Navia Ziraili Robinson, Issac
Ryan Brown) and her best friend Chelsea
(Anneliese van der Pol) and her son Levi
(Jason Maybaum).
“Ghost and Molly McGee”
(Available now)
This series of animated shorts follows the
adventures of Scratch, a cranky ghost who
is eternally cursed to be in the presence of
polar opposite Molly McGee, a cheerful
tween. Among those in the voice cast are
Jordan Klepper (“The Daily Show”), Lara
Jill Miller (“Doc McStuffins”) and John
DiMaggio (“Futurama”).
Billy Magnussen
OF ‘MADE FOR LOVE’ ON HBO MAX
At the end of Season 1, it looked
like Hazel and Byron’s divorce
wasn’t happening. So what’s ahead
for the couple in Season 2?
Yeah, I think relationships are
complicated and that’s what I think
(series creators) Christina Lee and Alissa
Nutting are threading very beautifully in
Season 2, that relationships don’t usually
just end on a dime and it keeps evolving,
changing and growing, and the power
struggle between two people in a
relationship changes all the time. And so
that’s kind of what Season 2 is about, is
the power struggle between them as a
couple.
How is it working out that
relationship with your TV spouse
Cristin Milioti?
from the world a little bit. It’s a mixture of
kind of all of them, to tell you the truth,
but no specific individuals because I don’t
think that’s fun. Alissa Nutting wrote a
beautiful, beautiful book and story, and so
(I tried to) just piggyback on the character
she created and bring him to life and his
breath to life as much as I can.
Oh, Cristin is the best person to ever
work with. I think she’s so talented and
wonderful and just a great person to have
in your corner as you put yourself out there
vulnerably as an actor. So I couldn’t be
more proud of her. I think she’s just the best. What becomes of Diane, the sex
Did you model Byron after anyone
when you created him?
You know, I took a little ... of like the tech
industry CEOs and stuff like that, and
big personalities, people that hide away
doll companion of Ray Romano’s
Herbert, this season?
(Laughs) I don’t spend much time with
Diane. You would have to ask Ray
Romano about that one. ... I think she
makes an appearance.