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"Politics has no place in the kitchen": the trailer for "Lessons in Chemistry" with Brie Larson is out
Apple TV+ has unveiled the trailer for "Lessons in Chemistry", a mini-series based on Bonnie Garmus' best-selling novel of the same name.
The series is set in the early 1950s. Elizabeth Zott, faced with patriarchal norms, is forced to forget about her dream of working in science. The woman is fired from the laboratory, but fate gives her an unexpected opportunity: Elizabeth is offered to become the host of a cooking show. She accepts, but instead of just cooking and introducing the audience to new recipes, Elizabeth shows everyone who watches her that the status quo can be changed.
The role of Elizabeth Zott is played by Brie Larson ("Captain Marvel"), and the showrunner for the project is Lee Eisenberg, producer of USA's "The Office" and the drama "WeCrashed".
The first two episodes of the show will be released on Apple TV+ on October 13. Further episodes will be released once a week, and the finale will be shown on November 24.


I'm already at a loss, maybe you're living in some kind of alternate reality. You see the invisible, you believe in the unknown... I'm a normal person, I read about the ridiculous outrage that the second season of the series about Julia is coming out. But it turns out that it wasn't about Julia that the speech was about. This is a reinforced concrete argument and facts about what a stubborn feminist Larson is. By the way, have you tried translating what you're thinking into printed letters in the comments? People will understand better.
So, the quote. Or are you one of those babblers who can only?
Judging by the trailer, the series will be on par with the plot of the book. 🤩
Instead of reasoned answers, he was simply hushed up
I don't like Brie Larson, but I'm going to watch this show.