First look at Netflix’s Ratched

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- Ratched (@RatchedNetflix) July 29, 2020

Sarah Paulson ( @MsSarahPaulson) will go into antihero mode in Netflix's 'Ratched' https://t.co/4ushdPUTHS
- The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) July 29, 2020
“In 1947, Mildred arrives in Northern California to seek employment at a leading psychiatric hospital where new

Comments

[burntxtoashes]

my guess is the first season will be decent and the rest...not so much

[nermal_kat]

or more likely, the 1st ep will be great and downhill from there.

[jellycar]

you mean first season except for the rushed finale

[spiral_mystik]

I read "Sarah Paulson" and thought "YES!"
Then I read "Ryan Murphy" and now I'm like "... Oh".

[mangomuch]

I'm slightly queasy and uneasy about this

[yurasama_love]

Ryan Murphy

cool I'm not interested

[callonme_84]

I saw the movie for the first time almost two years ago and from what I remember- I didn’t think she crossed the line too much.

Growing up my 2 of my uncles would talk about it and reference nurse Rachel as evil movie villain and talk about how nasty she was...
Any I’m watching it remembering them talking about I’m thinking ‘WHERE’!!!

I don’t remember the movie, but I do remember that when I watched it - I didn’t think she was a villain.

I kept eating for her to like poison , or torture , or make someone disappear.

Idk maybe i need to rewatch it.

[mangomuch]

I don't think you need to rewatch it. Not because of that, anyway.

[callonme_84]

Well apparently I didn’t understand it tho

[jennanne801]

Well, she used her power and friendship with his mother to terrify and abuse Billy to the extent that he killed himself. And she took passive aggressiveness to new heights. I never once questioned that she was the villain of the piece. She terrified me.