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T2 WHATS UP! November 14 - 20, 2021 TV FEATURE BY SARAH PASSINGHAM TV Media A competitive team of high school soccer champions descends into warring, dysto- pian factions in the new hor- ror-drama series "Yellowjack- ets" on Showtime. The pre- miere of the series led by Christina Ricci ("Pan Am") airs Sunday, Nov. 14, on the network and begins to reveal what, exactly, happened fol- lowing a horrific plane crash that left the soccer stars stranded in the Canadian wil- derness. According to Showtime's website, "Yellowjackets" tells the story of how the girls in- volved "descend into savage clans" while waiting to be res- cued after the crash in the des- olate woods of northern On- tario. The series is told through flashbacks and pres- ent-day scenes (25 years after the accident), and each char- acter is portrayed by two ac- tors: one teen and an adult counterpart. Ricci and "Shameless" star Samantha Hanratty portray Misty; "Mrs. America" star Melanie Lynskey and Canadi- an actress Sophie Nélisse ("47 Metres Down: Uncaged," 2019) play Shauna; Tawny Cy- press ("Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector") and Jasmin Savoy Brown ("The Leftovers") are Taissa; and Ju- liette Lewis ("Secrets and Lies") and Sophie Thatcher ("The Tomorrow Man," 2019) both star as Natalie. Steve Krueger ("The Originals") also stars as Ben Scott. In an official trailer released by Showtime in August 2021, it's clear that the women, once members of the same close- knit soccer team, are no longer friends despite having been tied together forever through a shared tragedy. Natalie (Lewis) appears to have sur- prised Misty (Ricci) in her home when Misty greets her with, "It's been a while." The trailer then flashes to teenage Natalie (Thatcher) as she readies a shotgun and pre- pares to fight for her survival in the wilderness. The women are clearly still in the midst of reckoning with what trans- pired 25 years earlier. Not only do each of the women appear to have gone their separate ways, but they also seem to have agreed to share only the necessary points of their survival story from years ago. Adult Shauna (Lynskey) is heard in the trail- er saying, "We agreed, say no more than we have to," before a disembodied reply: "I think we both know there's more to it than that." The violent mystery of the team's unthinkable survival tale will be unraveled over the course of 10 intense episodes. The same trailer shows clear elements of horror teased into the fabric of the drama series, such as a close- up of bloody hair being dragged through the snow and the image of a girl running barefoot through the frozen forest before falling into a booby-trapped pit near a fire. 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