“The Rehearsal” Was Always a Show About Parenthood

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The problem in the first-season finale of “The Rehearsal,” winterjessica writes, is a world that insists on itself as it is, and not as a child imagines it.

“If you listen to philosophical discussions,” the pediatrician and psychoanalyst D. W. Winnicott writes in “,” from 1964, “you sometimes hear people using a lot of words over the business of what is real and what is not real.” A well-adjusted adult, Winnicott goes on, has a solid grasp of what is real and objective versus what is imaginary and subjective. A child, crucially, has not yet made this distinction.

A central question that hangs over “The Rehearsal,” as well as Fielder’s previous semi-reality series, “Nathan for You,” is that of informed consent.

 

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