Tawny Newsome Shares How Angela in Space Force Season 2 Is “A Very Physical Embodiment of the Sort of Pandemic Things That We All Experienced”
All those who watched the new season of Space Force know how Captain Angela Ali is going through PTSD after returning from the moon. Moreover, her relationship with Chan has been a little disturbed since her return. Actress Tawny Newsome took the time to comment that the pandemic added more help to enter into the mind of her character.
Let us look into what she meant.
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Tawny Newsome on her role and the pandemic
In the new season, we gradually learn what really occurred between the season one finale and the first episode regarding the Chinese and American astronauts on the moon. As the abandoned astronauts are forced to share resources to come back, home mentions start to rise. This results in quarrels and the pet parrot of a fellow astronaut getting eaten.
All of these things do not leave Ali even after she returns and don’t allow her to lead her everyday life, as seen in season one. She cannot concentrate and has stopped doing laundry, which Tony calls “Normal.”
In an interview with Popculture, while being asked about the psyche, the actress said, “She was stranded on the moon. She was not able to get home. A very physical embodiment of the sort of pandemic things that we all experienced.”
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In the show, Captain Angela is getting praise for being a hero which gets on her nerves as she believes she is not worthy of all the praises she is receiving. On this, Ali commented, “makes you feel like not doing much for yourself.”
Space Force full cast
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It is common among creators of a show to keep adding new cast members to keep things fresh and give people something to talk about.
This remains the same for Space Force. Steve Carell and Greg Daniels have made some new additions to their already incredible cast for the second season.
The new cast includes Steve Carell with Lisa Kudrow, Jimmy O. Yang, Tawny Newsome, John Malkovich, Ben Schwartz, Diana Silvers, and Don Lake. One of the best new additions to the cast is Jayr tinaco as Xyler.
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The show is streaming on Netflix and is getting a great response than its predecessor. Do give it a watch and let us know if you like it?
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