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Virginia Madsen in Obliterated

Obliterated (Season 1 Episode 04 – “Walks of Shame”)

Ha. Obliterated.

I was half excited when I heard Virginia Madsen’s name associated with this one. New Netflix show, getting half decent reviews. Nice.

Unfortunately, I heard news of its cancellation before I watched it – One season, eight episodes and done. Life is harsh sometimes.

Obliterated is a show with a half decent, but kind of limited premise;

After stopping a bomb from going off in Las Vegas a crack team of elite special forces agents celebrate with a night on the town, maybe a little too hard. But, they’re early. A very real threat remains and now they’ve to stop it while still intoxicated.

I mean, we’ve all been there…

ANYWAYS – Virginia Madsen has a very, very small role in the Fourth Episode, “Walks of Shame”.Virginia Madsen as Marge McKnight in Obliterated, sitting on a beige couch wearing a plaid shirt. She has curly blonde hair and an expressive look while talking. A man in the foreground, slightly out of focus, is drinking from a beer bottle. The scene has a dim, warm indoor lightingShe plays the Mother (Marge McKnight) of one of the main characters, Chad McKnight (Nick Zano) in a flashback sequence seen at the beginning of the episode. She’s just sat on the couch, chilling with a beer and her son watching Rambo of all things.

And, it is what it is. It’s pretty well done, and even though you don’t know either character quite well there is an obvious vibe and chemistry to their relationship. The short conversation was probably meant to be expanded on at some point given the, mystery, of some of it, but we’ll not see that go further now. Not in this medium at least.  Given the short amount of time these two are together you can’t help but give a little head nod to and appreciate the art.Virginia Madsen as Marge McKnight in Obliterated, resting her head against a man’s chest in an emotional embrace. She wears a plaid shirt, her curly blonde hair slightly disheveled. The man, wearing a white graphic t-shirt, has a solemn expression as he holds her close. The dimly lit room features a softly illuminated curtain in the background, adding to the intimate and comforting atmosphere
Availability:

It’s on Netflix, obviously – HIGHLY doubtful we’ll get a physical release, but you never know.

Trailer:

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