I have a theory about shows like "The Flight Attendant," or any show, for that matter, and it's a theory that I'll be taking no notes on at this time. As soon as Sharon Stone is introduced into the mix, the watchability of a show doubles. There's no proving me wrong on this, because I'm too correct.
The first season of "The Flight Attendant" clicked along just nicely all on its own with a fresh new take on a pretty standard thriller format. And season 2 is reaching cruising altitudes of dramatic intrigue with a whole new grab bag of troubles that Cassie (Kaley Cuoco) is wrapped up in, entangling everyone in her life who gets close enough to become sucked into her funnel of chaos. It's all been great. And more than enough to keep us engaged. But now, with the addition of Sharon Stone as Cassie's mom, Lisa Bowden, we're dealing with some first class stuff here. I mean, as far as I'm concerned Sharon Stone is a powerhouse, gold-plated star who can do no wrong. Iesus Christus, have you SEEN "Casino?"
