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Track 3: Someone Saved My Life Tonight

Episode aired Mar 3, 2023
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49m

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8.1/10

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Riley Keough and Sam Claflin in Track 3: Someone Saved My Life Tonight (2023)

Daisy Jones & The Six: Track 3: Someone Saved My Life Tonight

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Drama Music Romance

A newly-sober Billy balances music with his familial responsibility, while the band picks up the pieces in the wake of a disastrous tour. Daisy finds it far more difficult to write music whe... Read allA newly-sober Billy balances music with his familial responsibility, while the band picks up the pieces in the wake of a disastrous tour. Daisy finds it far more difficult to write music when there are expectations.A newly-sober Billy balances music with his familial responsibility, while the band picks up the pieces in the wake of a disastrous tour. Daisy finds it far more difficult to write music when there are expectations.

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Trivia
Daisy and Billy meet for the first time as adults in the music studio unlike their real life inspirations Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, who met in high school and embarked on an almost decade long romantic and professional relationship before ever becoming famous.

Goofs
Teddy pushes Billy and Daisy to connect by sharing a microphone during recording. However, at the end, Billy isolates Daisy's vocals to listen only to her singing, which he would not be able to do since they were sharing the same microphone.

Connections
Featured in MsMojo: Top 20 Moments We Found Out an Actor Was a Great Singer (2023)

Soundtracks
Dancing Barefoot
Written by Patti Smith and Ivan Král
Performed by Patti Smith

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Featured review

8/10

Soberrrrr

A pretty solid episode overall.

I flew through the book pretty quick, so everything just felt very quick paced, and I found myself having a hard time putting it down. This show is certainly mostly accurate to the novel so far, but the pacing hasn't quite reached the height of the book for me yet. That easily just be me reading the book as fast as I did though.

I think this episode (and the following one) pretty much establish where things will go from this point on. Billy and Eddie's disagreements, Billy's complicated feelings about working with another frontman (woman), Graham's feelings for Karen, and of course the drug complications that could mean trouble for everyone.

It was good. For something that doesn't FEEL totally how the book did for me, it's honestly pretty close and pretty entertaining. I will say I'm surprised the show picked up as much traction as it did. I'm not use to the general audience loving a show that's paced a little slow like this.

I really like Riley Keough and Sam Claflin as Daisy and Billy. They're both excellent so far. This season is getting pretty good!