It's not often I'll review an ABC show, but rest assured, if I thought it was trash, I would say so. In Limbo is exquisite, writes Mawunyo Gbogbo.
He's sparring with his best mate Charlie who is preparing a eulogy.
"When you read scripts, usually within the first 15 pages, you're either held or you're not," Corr told ABC News. "It's about how we keep going. It's about how families come together after the fact. It's about how we move forward. It's about looking for answers, but not necessarily finding them. "And if you think about it that way, the Nate that he's producing and that he's manifested may not be… who Nate actually was. It's who Charlie needs him to be in that moment, or maybe he remembers him being funnier than he was or more aloof than he was or more stand-offish."In Limbo may provide some comfort to those left behind who have questions, just not in the way they may think."Perhaps Nate didn't have them himself. And that may always be the case.
"They're very good at hiding what's going on for them. And so, they don't bring about a lot of concern amongst those who love them."Dr Seidler wants viewers to lean into the program. Dr Seidler said many men lack robust social connections and don't feel a sense of belonging in society and In Limbo is ultimately about mateship and the power of the relationships many crave.
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