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July 25-July 31 “Ghost Dad” | Blindspotting

Week after week Blindspotting continues to be one of the most riveting series on our screens, and this week’s episode “Ghost Dad” is no exception. I don’t even want to say it’s my favorite so far because knowing this show, next week’s will surely top it. But in every way, “Ghost Dad” is the episode I have not been able to stop thinking about. It was masterful from start to finish, full of captivating performances left and right, and cobbled with so much innocence, it nearly broke me.

It targeted the episode’s thematic angle, learning to love the grey beautifully and it did so with moments so potent, you could watch the scenes without any context and still feel every ounce of the emotions that were projected. If I wasn’t already watching the show, and I saw the screencap of Miles and Ashley in front of the sunset with the words, “I just miss you. That’s all. You’re my person,” that would have been my cue to start watching.

There’s a plethora of weight to every conversation that Ashley has with Miles’ ghost before telling Sean about his whereabouts, but that final moment is everything that’s brilliantly telling about what love really is. On a show that’s so understandably mature and dark at times, this moment was so unbearably soft and innocent, it was gut wrenching.

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June 20-26 “Smashley Rose” | Blindspotting Jasmine Cephas Jones

Jasmine Cephas Jones is back to reprise her role as Ashley Jones, and she’s already one of our favorite performers on TV right now. Blindspotting is one of the best films we’ve all watched in recent years, but dare I say, I might start loving the show even more later on. It’s safe to assume most of us are now addicted to it, right?

In the latest episode “Smashley Rose,” Jasmine Cephas Jones brings her A-game with a scene so cathartic, there could not have been a single viewer who didn’t feel every ounce of what Ashley was feeling in that moment. Cephas Jones’ poetic delivery was masterful in and of itself, but the breakdown was remarkably transformative.

We have written about scenes like this in the past for Noteworthy Performances, and something we’ve always said is that if a scene in this fashion is featured, then it’s indeed groundbreaking. It’s a scene that could have easily been overdone if the character were not fully embodied, but instead, Cephas Jones brought a myriad of emotions to the surface impeccably.

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