"Servant" is the third series I've finished on Apple TV +, after See and Dickinson. The thing is declining. I really liked the first, the second is entertaining, and the third I can say that ... I have not understood anything.
Surely there are people who have loved it, movie lovers who have a different way of seeing things and who can capture sensations that escape me. In it the protagonist is a haute cuisine chef and within the suspense plot you can see how he makes different very sophisticated dishes. Today Apple has published a video about the letter from «Servant».
The first season of "Servant," the Apple original series by M. Night Shyamalan, ended last week. The company has already signed a second season, which will start shooting soon.
I'm not going to explain much about her so as not to spoil her. A wealthy couple have a baby, and he dies a few days later. The mother has a post-traumatic shock and believes that her son is still alive, caring for a doll.
The series really keeps you in suspense, watching what happens in each episode. But I particularly, every time I finished a chapter I understood less the plot than the previous one.
Turner, the baby's father, is a prestigious chef who experiences new "Gourmet" dishes in his home kitchen. Very sophisticated menus that Apple tries to explain in the video that it has presented today on YouTube.
Titled "Servant - The Food Featurette", it shows different interviews with Shyamalan, director and producer of the series, Tony Basgallop, creator and producer and Toby Kebbel, actor who plays the chef Turner.
Shyamalan and Basgallop explain how the dishes that are made in the series were chosen in order to represent the emotions that the characters show in it. They requested the help of professional chefs to choose the ingredients for each dish.
If you have seen the series, whether you liked it or not, I recommend watching the video. It will not solve many doubts, but at least you will know a little more about some culinary recipes that you will surely never dare to cook on your own.