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Episode 01: Eyes, Eyes, Eyes, Eyes
Episode 02: Someone is Lying
Episode 03: Don't Forget the Sea
Episode 04: That Was Fun
Episode 05: It Just Came Up
Episode 06: The Alliance
Episode 07: Happy Animals
Episode 08: Line Spectrum Border
Episode 09: Social Media Is a Great Way to Connect
Episode 10: The Cause the Cure
Episode 11: Would You Like to Know the Sex?
Episode 12: Ego Death
I May Destroy You S01E12
Available from: 14-07-2020
I May Destroy You S01E11
Available from: 13-07-2020
I May Destroy You S01E10
Available from: 07-07-2020
I May Destroy You S01E09
Available from: 06-07-2020
I May Destroy You S01E08
Available from: 30-06-2020
I May Destroy You S01E07
Available from: 29-06-2020
I May Destroy You S01E06
Available from: 23-06-2020
I May Destroy You S01E05
Available from: 22-06-2020
I May Destroy You S01E04
Available from: 16-06-2020
I May Destroy You S01E03
Available from: 15-06-2020
I May Destroy You S01E02
Available from: 09-06-2020
I May Destroy You S01E01
Available from: 07-06-2020
I May Destroy You - Season 1
Description
It is a series of dramatic events presented by Arabella, where her initial and personal experience lies in a parallel world of sex. One day, Arabella falls on a different path while encountering a group of imaginative friends and colleagues whose sexual adventures greatly collide. Arabella often begins to coexist and clashes with a world in which new laws of sexual activity are emerging.
It is a series of dramatic events presented by Arabella, where her initial and personal experience lies in a parallel world of sex. One day, Arabella falls on a different path while encountering a group of imaginative friends and colleagues whose sexual adventures greatly collide. Arabella often begins to coexist and clashes with a world in which new laws of sexual activity are emerging.
Actors:
Noah Maxwell Clarke,
Beverly Longhurst,
Aml Ameen,
Gualtiero Burzi,
Jonathan Slinger,
Ann Akin,
Ellie James,
Freddie Rogers,
Tom Green,
Victor Ade,
Natalie Walter,
...»
Noah Maxwell Clarke
Beverly Longhurst
Aml Ameen
30 July 1985, London, England, UK
Gualtiero Burzi
Jonathan Slinger
1972, Accrington, Lancashire, England, UK
Ann Akin
Ellie James
Freddie Rogers
Tom Green
Victor Ade
Natalie Walter
1979, Woking, Surrey, England, UK
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Sam Miller
Country:
United States
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June 08, 2020
It's defiant, provocative, and overall, superb. [Full Review in Spanish]
June 07, 2020
I May Destroy You does not fail to display the gas lighting, the nervous ticks, and the defense mechanisms. The show will be as honest as it can be, and it may cause an exploratory discomfort.
June 07, 2020
It's tricky to call an actor mesmerizing, for fear of making her power seem magical rather than the result of craft. But Coel here is magnetic and memorable, for sure, and you won't be able to take your eyes off her.
June 07, 2020
It's sometimes hard to get a grip on a central thread inside the chaos, but Coel's arresting performance and the whole thing's dynamism make it an exciting, if unstable, watch.
June 05, 2020
Coel's a great talent - no doubt about that - but this can be an aggravating, unfocused sprawl at times. The power and horror of Arabella's ordeal is the unintended casualty.
June 08, 2020
A writer less volcanically talented than Coel might struggle to weave one of these themes into a 12-part series; that she's able to explore so many different layers of power while creating such a compulsively watchable show is striking.
June 08, 2020
Coel is an extraordinary talent... I May Destroy You is the artist ascending to the next level by mixing comedy and pain together in a strange, harrowing, and vitalizing soup.
June 05, 2020
"I May Destroy You" is fascinating TV, taking a dark subject and turning it every which way. It can be shocking, it can be fun (which is also somewhat shocking), it can hurt and maybe even heal. No matter what, it's an unsettling revelation.
June 07, 2020
Beautifully written by Coel and amazingly acted by the entire cast, I May Destroy You is a series that everyone should take the time to watch.
June 07, 2020
Smartly, swifly, and without lingering rancour, Coel picks apart the media industry, with its clueless, well-intentioned closed-ranks of posh white privilege.
June 08, 2020
"I May Destroy You" is moving and, despite the subject matter, at times very funny. It should inspire plenty of conversation about very sensitive subject matter with ever-increasing complexities.
June 07, 2020
It's not only powerful to see an artist like Coel bravely delve into such moral minefields, but to honor the fact that she makes space for other Black voices - those that aren't her own - to speak, too.
