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Review: There’s lots of ‘Substance’ to ‘The Beauty’
The episode shows rapid, severe consequences of an anti-aging drug called "The Substance," depicting ethical issues that arise within three hours of its use.
- In the latest episode, The Substance, episode four of FX's The Beauty, catalogs the horrors of aging-tampering in less than three hours.
- The episode dramatizes ethical and horrific consequences of tampering with aging, featuring a corporate antagonist, The Corporation, played by Ashton Kutcher.
- Casting choices such as Isabella Rossellini as Franny Forst and Ashton Kutcher as The Corporation anchor episode four of "The Beauty."
- On FX and Hulu, the episode reaches broad audiences through wide distribution. The series airs on FX, streaming on Hulu, ensuring maximum exposure.
- The show's premise of active tampering with aging marks an unusual concept, while ensemble performances foreground ethical and societal consequences in The Beauty .
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A serum to transform ugly physics into dream creatures mutated into sexually transmitted deadly virus. With "The Beauty", on Disney+ since January 22, Ryan Murphy signs a delusional satire bleeding satire against the cult of beauty. Explosive and fun!
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