Spoilers Agatha All Along discussion

[chuckdee]

'Agatha All Along' Gets an Incredible Boost in Viewership, Rises to #1 Spot on Disney+ US

'Agatha All Along' premiered almost two weeks ago with the first two episodes. The initial reactions to the show were somewhat mixed until both audience score

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The show got an absolutely huge jump in viewership.

I'll say... I'm not sure how many people are like me. I don't watch as it comes out as I want to move ahead on my own terms. I know it affects how they view the shows as a success, but I don't really care, as that's their problem, not mine.

 

[chuckdee]

It wouldn't shock me. I concluded a long time ago that its kind of shocking how many actors are at least competent singers, and sometimes much better.

A dirty secret about singing - it's a trained skill. Now there are some exceptional people with exceptional talent, but you can train most people to sing passably well. It's the performance that elevates things from functional to great. And if you're a good actor, you can perform well enough to elevate your functional singing to a great peformance.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

A dirty secret about singing - it's a trained skill. Now there are some exceptional people with exceptional talent, but you can train most people to sing passably well. It's the performance that elevates things from functional to great. And if you're a good actor, you can perform well enough to elevate your functional singing to a great peformance.

Yep. If they could get Pierce Brosnan to sound halfway decent singing in Mamma Mia 2, they can make almost anyone sound good enough.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

A dirty secret about singing - it's a trained skill. Now there are some exceptional people with exceptional talent, but you can train most people to sing passably well. It's the performance that elevates things from functional to great. And if you're a good actor, you can perform well enough to elevate your functional singing to a great peformance.

I'm kind of an exception that proves the rule. I've have had a number of people try to teach me to sing - because I kind of sound like I should be good. I have lots of power, but I just can't hit the right notes. I kind of wonder if my dyslexia affects my ability to identify notes.

But I once went for a job interview at a theatre school (I didn't get it). Everyone does music.