Rashida Onesons is one of those actors who appear almost everywhere. She played Louisa Chen at the Fox Faculty of Faculty, she was a lawyer Marilyn Delpi in David Fincher's "social network" (which now receives a sequelAlthough without Fincher and probably onesons) and Her character Ann Perkins was an important part of the hit "at the NBC Parks and Recreation". It is also known to work on late scientific projects, appears in the opening of the Black Mirror Season 7 ("Common People") as Amanda and playing decay protagonist Allison Becker in "Silo", one of The best scientific shows on Apple TV+.

As is the case, however, these are not the only recent science-fiction efforts of Onesons. In 2024, she starred in another Apple TV+ show - the one that could become a stone -cold classic if it were not for the fact that it was canceled after just one season. The said series is "Sunny", a dark comedy that paired Susie's Sakamoto of Onesons with A. a lot Humanoid Homemade Robot coded with apples called sunny (expressed by Annaoana Sotomura). Based on Colin O'Sullivan's novel "The Dark Manual", the show admired critics, but never got a chance to completely find his legs before being shortened.

The ultimate design of the solar robot believes the complexity of the names series, as well as the apparent premise "Strange couple". "Sunny" is a show of sadness, confusion, cultural detachment and dangers of artificial intelligence all cheered in one. Onesons puts in some of his best career career as Susie, Avessei Averek, whose Japanese Robotics expert Masachiko (Hidetoshi Nishigima) and their son Zen (Fares Belkeir) have died in a plane crash. Moreover, Masachiko's company has decided to help Susie - now all in Japan - by giving her a sunny, useful household robot, it is extremely blurred from the beginning.

However, soon it becomes obvious that nothing in this situation is as it seems. Once she begins to suspect that Masachiko and Zen are still alive and sunny is crucial to find out the truth, Susie forms a temporary partnership with the robot-and before she knows, she is in the middle of leisurely and in the mood, but still attractive and twisting the thriller story, where every danger. The end result is a powerful, beautiful show that shares some of its thoroughly unpredictable scientific mysteries DNA with colleagues "Apple TV+ Show" (which, by the way, features Jons Park and REK and Rek's co-Starv.

Although Apple has not officially confirmed the reason for the cancellation, such things generally depend on viewers' numbers, so it is possible to simply not find its audience. It is also worth noting that the show has been filmed entirely in Japan and looks extremely wonderful throughout the whole period, so budget problems can be played. However, the first and only season of the show is available for Apple TV+ ... And if you are a fan of Jons, a miraculous scientific science, or both, it's worth checking out.