HINDSIGHT TV SHOW MOVIE

The series comes on the heels of the network’s original movie “Drumline: A New Beat,” which was the #1 non-sports telecast on cable of the night of its premiere on October 27th. “Hindsight” is the latest project driving VH1’s successful foray into the scripted genre. Congratulations to the cast and creative team behind this signature series.”

“From the characters and storytelling to the iconic music and fashion of the 90’s, this is a quintessential VH1 show and we can’t wait to see what Becca will do next. “Our viewers have fallen in love with Hindsight,” said Susan Levison, EVP, Original Programming and Production, VH1. One decision may have the power to drastically alter not just Becca’s future but the future of the people she loves the most. But soon enough, Becca discovers there’s no sure-fire way to make the right choices in life – even knowing everything she thinks she knows now. Becca has the opportunity to fix all of her mistakes and make the ‘right’ decisions the second time around – and her first move is to reconnect with her former best friend Lolly (Sarah Goldberg), with whom she had a falling out many years ago. Suddenly, she is transported back in time twenty years to the morning of her first wedding day in 1995, when she’s about to marry Sean (Craig Horner), a bad-boy artist who is all wrong for her. “Hindsight” stars Laura Ramsey as Becca, who, on the eve of her second wedding in 2015, is having misgivings about her life, her career, and her husband-to-be, Andy (Nick Clifford). NEW YORK, NY (March 16, 2015) – VH1 has picked up a second season of the critically acclaimed scripted series “Hindsight.” The first season finale aired on VH1 March 11th. VH1 PICKS UP A SECOND SEASON OF THE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED SCRIPTED SERIES “HINDSIGHT” Can she make the right choices this time? The rest of the cast includes Sarah Goldberg, Craig Horner, Drew Sidora, Jessy Hodges, John Patrick Amedori, and Nick Clifford.

After a freakish elevator ride, she finds herself back in NYC on the day of her 1995 first wedding. On Hindsight, Becca (Laura Ramsey) is about to be married for a second time and she’s unsure if she’s doing the right thing. It was announced today that the cable channel has renewed the show for a second season. She reconnects with her old friend Lolly (Sarah Goldberg), she gets to reassess her first fiance, Sean (Craig Horner), before the ceremony, and she gets to see her parents before their divorce.VH1 is sticking with their scripted series Hindsight. It’s the eve of her first wedding, and she has the chance for a do-over. “Well, I was warm.” After a run-in with a mysterious guy at a newsstand - and shame on you, VH1 and show creator Emily Fox, for relying on the “magical Negro” stereotype - she wakes up to find herself in 1995.

“Did he set me on fire?” she thinks about her fiance She was so wrong about her first husband, she wonders if she’s making yet another romantic error. “Lost” it’s not.īecca (Laura Ramsey), nearing 40, is about to get married for a second time, when she has a crisis of heart. I didn’t find myself in a loop of logic about fate while watching the premiere, mainly because it’s all so loosey-goosey casual. “Hindsight” is far too basic to raise those questions it’s not really concerned with science fiction. Often, that means you are going to spend far too much time distractedly pondering the way that time and events work, and whether the time traveler would want to change things and therefore jeopardize his or her existence, and so on and so forth. Let me say right off that “Hindsight” is a time-travel show. It lands somewhere on the romcom spectrum between a Matthew McConaughey movie from the 2000s and a CW coming-of-age series. The VH1 series, which premieres on Wednesday night at 10, is slight, but it has a certain charm and the potential to grow into a harmless, soapy amusement. It’s certainly less forced and misguided than Bravo’s first scripted show, “Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce,” which premiered late last year. “Hindsight” is another VH1 attempt at a scripted comedy-drama series, after the success of the basketball drama “Hit the Floor,” and it’s not a bad effort. The story of Brandy Shnooki Thunderpump isn’t human so much as extraterrestrial she is a synthetic visitor from the planet of Dermasteel in the galaxy of Lipplump. While they’re in the gutter with “Lottery”-like elimination rounds, hot-tub nooky, and table-flipping fights, they’re actually still hoping for carefully prewritten words divided into scenes and acts that tell human stories. It’s a pleasure to find that those networks that have been dragged down by their ugly addiction to reality TV are still able to dream of scripts. Laura Ramsey (left) and Sarah Goldberg in VH1’s time-traveling comedy-drama “Hindsight.” VH1

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