Performers of the Week: Emma D’Arcy and Olivia Cooke

HONORABLE MENTION: Judy Ongg

Judy Ongg has been a delight as cheerfully disapproving mother-in-law Noriko on Apple TV+’s sci-fi comedy Sunny, needling Rashida Jones’ Suzie with vicious insults while wearing a placid smile. Her grief over her missing son caught up with her this week, though, and Ongg was mesmerizing as Noriko acted out in outrageous fashion by shoplifting in plain sight at a local market. Ongg leveled an intense stare at the shopkeeper as Noriko brazenly stole a sweet treat, gobbling it down and practically daring him to call the cops. Later, she seemed utterly unfazed to be behind bars, only asking Suzie to bring her a board game to play with her cellmates. “I’d keep an eye on me if I were you,” Noriko warned the shopkeeper. In Ongg’s case? We’re more than happy to. — Dave Nemetz

HONORABLE MENTION: Andrea Martin

For seasons, we have delighted in the ferocity that Andrea Martin brings to Evil’s Sister Andrea. There are very few cracks in the diminutive nun’s holy armor, but when they do show up — as they did in a big way in this week’s episode — Martin plays them with a poignancy that makes the character as relatable as she is admirable. Because Martin so often provides the show’s comedic relief, her portrayal of her character’s deep grief and regret in the confessional scene stood out even more starkly: Martin sobbed over the idea that the nun could’ve played even a small part in someone’s eternal damnation, her questioning tone so at odds with the character’s normally unshakable faith. How we’ll miss Martin — and her demon-vanquishing alter ego — when the show wraps for good later this month. — K.R.

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