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The Big C เดอะบิ๊กซี (2010)

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The Big C
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16 สิงหาคม 2553
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40 ตอน (4 ซีซัน)
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ประมาณ 27 นาที
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EP4/4 (20 พฤษภาคม 2556)
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Showtime
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7.4/10 (148 โหวต)

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  • ลอรา ลินนีย์ลอรา ลินนีย์รับบท Cathy Jamison
  • John Benjamin HickeyJohn Benjamin Hickeyรับบท Sean Tolkey
  • โอลิเวอร์ แพลทโอลิเวอร์ แพลทรับบท Paul Jamison
  • กาเบรียล บาสโซ่กาเบรียล บาสโซ่รับบท Adam Jamison
  • Phyllis SomervillePhyllis Somervilleรับบท Marlene
  • แกบโบเรย์ ซิดิเบแกบโบเรย์ ซิดิเบรับบท Andrea Jackson
  • Phill LewisPhill Lewisรับบท Cool pool boss
  • ไมเคิล เชอร์นัสไมเคิล เชอร์นัสรับบท Pastor Rick
  • อิดริส เอลบาอิดริส เอลบารับบท Lenny
  • Emily KinneyEmily Kinneyรับบท Emily
  • ไบรอัน ดาร์ซี เจมส์ไบรอัน ดาร์ซี เจมส์รับบท Tim
  • Liz HoltanLiz Holtanรับบท Amber

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เจาะลึก The Big C เดอะบิ๊กซี: เนื้อเรื่อง การสร้าง และเสียงวิจารณ์

The Big C is an American comedy drama television series which premiered on August 16, 2010, on Showtime. It drew the largest audience for a Showtime original series premiere. Season 2 premiered on June 27, 2011. Season 3 premiered on April 8, 2012. On July 31, 2012, The Big C was renewed for a fourth and final season, named "Hereafter", which premiered on Monday, April 29, 2013, and concluded on May 20, 2013.

Plot

Cathy Jamison (Laura Linney), a high school teacher in Minneapolis, is diagnosed with melanoma. She withholds the diagnosis from her husband Paul (Oliver Platt), homeless brother Sean (John Benjamin Hickey), and son Adam (Gabriel Basso). This news, coinciding with the beginning of summer, inspires Cathy to get a pool built in her backyard. Her cranky neighbor Marlene (Phyllis Somerville) opposes the project but ultimately begins to bond with Cathy and becomes the first person to learn about her cancer. Cathy also begins exhibiting increasingly odd behavior in reaction to her cancer, such as emptying out her retirement fund and burning the couch she's always hated. Meanwhile, Paul and Cathy remain separated over an incident that occurred prior to the start of the series. Cathy begins an extramarital affair with a painter at the high school (Idris Elba). Paul witnesses the two of them together and asks for a divorce; Cathy, in turn, ends the tryst and informs Paul that she has cancer. Paul begins to understand what Cathy's been going through, moves back in and pledges to assist her with her disease. Marlene, who has been succumbing to Alzheimer's, dies by suicide after inadvertently putting Adam in harm's way. Her death inspires Cathy to begin seeking treatment, something she was initially opposed to.

In the fall, Cathy begins a clinical trial run by the highly renowned Dr. Atticus Sherman (Alan Alda). By this point, Cathy's friends and family are all aware of her diagnosis and provide her with support; financially, however, the Jamisons are struggling to foot the bill for Cathy's treatment. After Paul is fired from his job, he accepts a demeaning position at an electronics store solely for the insurance benefits. Meanwhile, Cathy befriends Lee (Hugh Dancy), a fellow patient in Dr. Sherman's trial. The two become close over their shared experience and Lee becomes a close friend of the Jamisons. Cathy begins experiencing symptoms of the drugs in the clinical trial, a sign that the treatment is working; Lee does not fare as well and announces that he plans on quitting treatment altogether. Lee dies shortly after and Cathy plans on running the Minneapolis New Year's Eve marathon in his honor. Meanwhile, the stress of providing for the family leads Paul to become increasingly reliant on cocaine. With insurance bills mounting, Paul crashes the agency's holiday party and has a heart attack. Although he is pronounced dead for several minutes, he ultimately survives.

One month later, Paul is recovering from his heart attack and begins chronicling his near-death experience in a blog. Cathy's tumors have shrunk immensely as a result of the clinical trial and she enters remission. Seeking direction in the wake of their new leases on life, Cathy and Paul attend a retreat by a self-help guru named Joy Kleinman (Susan Sarandon). Cathy, although initially resistant to Joy's teachings, comes to the realization that she wants another child. Joy sees potential in Paul's blog and invites him to join her on stage; Paul subsequently becomes a popular speaker. Meanwhile, Cathy and Paul speak to a couple regarding the possibility of the Jamisons adopting their yet-born child. This is ultimately a scam and becomes a point of contention between Cathy, who really wanted the child, and Paul, who is more concerned with his newfound popularity. Suspecting that Joy is having an affair with Paul, Cathy confronts her but Joy is hit by a bus in a freak accident. Paul replaces Joy at a speaking engagement in Puerto Rico over Easter and becomes the successor to her self-help empire. Cathy is informed that her tumors are growing and that she will probably die within a year. While scuba diving in Puerto Rico, Cathy experiences a vivid hallucination caused by the growing tumors and requires brain surgery.

Cathy spends the next several months undergoing chemotherapy but quits when she realizes that it is ultimately pointless. Her relationship with Paul is cordial although she suspects that he's waiting for her to die to move on; Cathy in turn encourages him to begin dating other women so she can approve of who he may remarry. Per the advice of a counselor, Cathy sets a goal that she wants to see Adam graduate high school before she dies, although this appears unlikely considering he's only starting junior year. When Cathy begins experiencing memory loss, she goes to live in hospice. This upsets the whole family and Paul and Adam fall apart in her absence. The following spring, Cathy's four months of insurance coverage expires and she returns home, albeit bedridden. Adam, fulfilling one of Cathy's wishes, reveals that he's secretly taken an entire year's worth of school online and has received his high school diploma. Paul, having gone out to buy Cathy's flowers, returns home to find that she's dead. In the very last scene, Cathy is seen in a serene swimming pool with Marlene and Thomas, Marlene's dog.

Main cast

Laura Linney as Cathy Jamison. Cathy is a Minneapolis–Saint Paul high school teacher who, at the start of the series, has been recently diagnosed with terminal (stage IV) melanoma. Reluctant to burden her family and friends with the news, she keeps it a secret for months. She does reveal her illness to elderly neighbor Marlene (who later dies by suicide), after Marlene figures it out since her dog, Thomas, who had often been hanging around Cathy, can sniff out cancer. Her behavior dramatically changes as she begins to make reckless choices in the face of oncoming death. These include kicking her husband out of the house, spending money on an expensive car, and having an affair. She befriends Andrea, a mouthy student in her summer English class. Desperate to make sure her teenage son is on the right path before she dies, she unintentionally drives a rift between them. She ends her affair when it is exposed, and allows her husband to move back in after finally revealing to him that she is sick. She gives Marlene's house, which Marlene left to Cathy in her will, to her brother Sean. She decides to undergo a treatment with great risks because she wants to live. Although initial results are promising, the treatment proves unsuccessful. In season four, Cathy plans for the inevitability of her imminent death.

Oliver Platt as Paul Jamison, Cathy's husband. Paul has a somewhat childlike approach to life, and Cathy kicks him out of the house because she is fed up of looking after him. He doesn't really understand the situation but appeases her in the hopes that their marriage can be repaired. While separated, he has a sexual encounter with another woman; this is ultimately forgiven in the face of Cathy's affair. After Cathy reveals her cancer to him, he moves back in and becomes overly attentive and doting. At the end of the second-season finale episode, Paul appears to Cathy as a hallucination at the end of the marathon she runs and then a cut scene shows him being worked on by an EMS team after ingesting cocaine earlier in the day. In season three, Paul begins to write a blog about his life and Cathy's cancer. They attend a motivational workshop led by Joy Kleinman, who becomes Paul's mentor. After Joy dies by getting hit by a bus, Paul takes over her motivational self-help empire, under his tag phrase "flip that switch".

John Benjamin Hickey as Sean Tolkey, Cathy's brother. Sean is an eccentric, homeless, anti-establishment environmentalist. He is frequently dirty and eats out of garbage cans. Though having a somewhat distant relationship, Cathy begins making a concerted effort to get closer to him after she is diagnosed with cancer. He starts a relationship with Cathy's college friend Rebecca, which ends badly. At one point Cathy reveals her illness to him and he has an emotional breakdown; she reneges, claiming she made it up to get a reaction. In the season one finale, Rebecca reveals to Sean that she is pregnant. At the beginning of season two, Sean and Rebecca have moved into Marlene's house. It's revealed that Sean has bipolar disorder but has refused to treat it in the past. He begins taking medications in order to become more stable for his unborn child, but then goes off the medications when Rebecca miscarries. After Rebecca leaves Sean, he has an emotional downward spiral that causes him to lash out against Cathy and other family members. He comes home at the end of second season and tells Cathy that he was working for a traveling circus. In the third season, Sean gets a job as a janitor at Adam's school. After finally getting a landline, he starts receiving calls for "Willy Wanker", discovering that the last person who had the phone number was a gay phone sex operator. Sean starts his own phone sex operation as a way to make extra money, and ends up connecting with a client named Tim. He then starts a relationship with him and his wife Giselle, but they break it off when Sean's presence begins to negatively affect their marriage. Wanting to do something meaningful and life-affirming in light of what is happening to Cathy, he decides to donate a kidney to an unknown recipient. He and that recipient, Ray, decide to meet days before the surgery. In the simple act of Ray offering Sean a gift of an expensive Rolex watch in gratitude of what he's doing, Sean can see that Ray is everything he abhors in life. Although Sean decides to go through with the donation on Cathy's urging, he also decides because of Ray that he will return to being homeless again.

Gabriel Basso as Adam Jamison, Cathy and Paul's son, who attends the same school where Cathy teaches. A typical teenager, he resists his mother's sudden increase in attention and affection. He strikes an unsteady friendship with schoolmate Andrea, but it falls apart after he balks when it is insinuated by others that they are sexually intimate. After getting in trouble, he is punished by being forced to do house chores for Marlene. He is the first to realize Marlene has Alzheimer's disease. In season one episode "Everything that Rises Must Converge", Marlene, not recognizing Adam, pulls a gun on him and chases him out of her home. Adam does not know about his mother's cancer until the season one finale. While his mother is in the hospital receiving treatment, he discovers a key to a storage locker that is filled with hundreds of gifts for his future birthdays, holidays and major life events. He realizes his mother is not going to live very long and finally reacts emotionally. At the beginning of season two, Adam feels frustrated with all the attention he's been getting at school due to Cathy's illness. He wants to pursue a sexual relationship with his girlfriend Mia, who he started dating at the end of season one, but she wants to take things slow. He then sleeps with classmate Emily, but refuses to take any responsibility for his actions. While his parents are away, Adam has sex with a hooker / dominatrix in their bedroom, and then has Uncle Sean help get rid of her. In the episode "The Little C", it is revealed that Adam contracted crabs from his encounter with the hooker, and accidentally exposed Cathy and Paul. He confesses this to them, and Cathy tells Mia thinking Adam got it from her. Mia promptly dumps him, and refuses to give him any sympathy due to his mother's illness. He then begins chatting with a girl named Poppy through an online cancer support group. When they finally meet, Adam discovers that Poppy is actually a thirty-something year old woman. Despite this, they bond over their immature sense of humor and their parents' diseases. Before the family is supposed to go to Italy for Christmas, Adam discovers that Poppy's father has actually been dead for several years. He confronts Poppy, but she explains that once he loses his mom, he will feel like a part of him is missing. In the third season, Adam has joined a prayer group at school, where he meets the extremely religious Jesse, who becomes his girlfriend. In season four, Adam is starting grade 11. One of Cathy's pipe dreams is to see him graduate from high school before she dies. He, however, is having troubles and is failing one of his classes, Chemistry. With the help of a tutor that Cathy hires, Adam is able to pass his Chemistry exam and class. As it becomes clear to Adam that Cathy will most likely die while he is in Grade 11, Adam, without telling anyone in his family, decides to accelerate the completion of his degree requirements online, his frequent absences from the house which he lies to his family that he is hanging out with friends while he is really going to school to write exams. In a small, informal and previously unannounced ceremony at the Jamison home, Adam's principal, Connie Schuler, is able to hand a cap and gowned Adam his high school diploma in front of Cathy and the rest of the family.

Gabourey Sidibe as Andrea Jackson (Seasons 3 and 4, recurring previously), a mouthy and combative student in Cathy's class. Cathy takes an interest in her and offers her a cash reward for losing weight. She is the first person to realize Cathy is having an affair. She lies to Cathy about her upbringing and economic status, claiming her mother is a drug addict and they live in poverty. Cathy visits their home to discover she lives in a lovely upper-middle-class home with two educated, caring parents. In the second season, Andrea, on Cathy's invitation, comes to live with Cathy and her family due to her parents moving away to Africa for missionary work. She starts dating Paul's co-worker Myk, and becomes engaged to him, but then Paul reveals that Myk is in the country illegally, and might be only marrying her for a green card. Heartbroken, Andrea spends her winter break in Africa and connects with her heritage, after which she renames herself Ababu. In season four, she is a student at a local college in the fashion design program, with Isaac Mizrahi a guest professor for the year. Her school year does not start off well, she was not getting along with her dorm roommate, and losing the sparkle in her design work largely because of her thoughts of Cathy's imminent death. Mizrahi is able to get Andrea back on track, and offers her an internship in New York at the end of the academic year. She initially decides not to accept it, knowing that Cathy will die when she will be in New York, but Cathy convinces her to change her mind and accept it.

Phyllis Somerville as Marlene (Season 1, recurring afterward), Cathy's elderly neighbor and friend. Somewhat crotchety, Marlene lost her husband to cancer many years earlier. She has two daughters, from whom she is estranged. Although she finds Cathy annoying at first, the two quickly become friends, eventually becoming close to the whole family. Marlene is the first person to know Cathy's secret. She figures it out after her dog, a Basset Hound named Thomas, stalks Cathy, because dogs can supposedly "smell" cancer. Marlene starts to exhibit episodes of memory loss, often suddenly forgetting where she is and who people are. She finally admits to Cathy that she has Alzheimer's. She pulls a gun on Adam, not recognizing who he is, and her horror of what she might do as she continues to deteriorate makes her decide to kill herself. At the beginning of the second season, she appears to Cathy during hallucinations. Marlene and Thomas, who dies at the beginning of season four, are waiting on the other side in Cathy's swimming pool when Cathy dies.

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