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Before her next appearance in the MCU at Marvels This November, the award-winning actress Brie Larson She transforms her superhero suit for a lab coat as well as a cooking apron in a new upcoming limited series titled Lessons in chemistry, the latest project for Apple TV +. On the heels of a promotional trailer for the show that dropped last month, which gave us a first-hand look at Larson’s journey as an ambitious but beleaguered scientist in the 1950s, according to a report from Collider, the streaming platform has announced the official premiere date for the mini-series. Lessons in chemistry The first two episodes will be released on October 13, with each subsequent episode airing every Friday through November 24.
Lessons in chemistry, based on the book of the same name by author Bonnie Garmos, is set as a drama miniseries. Heading up is Lee Eisenberg, who previously worked on other Apple TV+ series such as Little America And I crashedshowtimes a smileand several episodes of NBC’s beloved satirical sitcom the desk. He also serves as an executive producer alongside Jason Bateman, Michael Costigan, Susannah Grant, Natalie Sande, and lead actor Brie Larson. Starring with some familiar faces like Louis Pullman (Top Gun: Maverick), Aja Naomi King (How to get away with killing), Stephanie Koening (hostess), Bow Bridges (homeland), Kevin Sussman (leakage) and Thomas Mann (about fate).
What are the lessons in chemistry?
On-screen adaptation for Lessons in Chemistryy takes audiences back to the 1950s, an aesthetically iconic but always controversial period of Americana that didn’t cater to women much at all. The homemaker’s life was glorified and so was any young woman in society at the time. The show’s plot revolves around a certain woman named Elizabeth Zoot (Larson), an up-and-coming chemist who dreams of becoming a brilliant scientist, but finds herself stifled by the perpetual patriarchy around her that traditionally does not allow women to pursue such a profession. At one point, she was kicked out of the lab, and scrambled to find a way back to the work she loved. It comes in the ironic form of a TV host job on a cooking show called “Dinner at Six.” As they prepare different recipes for cameras and in front of a live audience, they also incorporate small science lessons into each one. This provides a second form of education for all the housewives and young girls who join the watch.
Lessons in chemistry Episodes one and two premiere exclusively on Apple TV+ on October 13, with all remaining episodes airing every Friday. View the teaser trailer below.
