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Allegra Edwards, who starred in the TV series ‘Upload’, celebrated one year since the end of the last of the five seasons by throwing a goth event, and the tattoos became the consequence as she also revealed that it was a very warm and loving atmosphere on the set and she couldn’t thank her co-workers enough.
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The event was completely spontaneous and the connection was indeed very much there. Last week but one year ago, the stars of the darkly funny and well-received television series Upload finished all the shooting for the last season and, in a move that is a suggestive synonym saying they are as close as they could be, they all went straight to the tattoo parlor where they had it together. The amazing ‘Upload’ island was one of those which Allegra Edwards claimed was her life’s most precious time and seemed to be a wonderful person with whom one would want to be a part of – and a fear at the same time just to get the honor and privilege of being around for a few seconds. She also mentioned her co-star Robbie Amell being a ‘badass wrap gift’ giver and Miki the tattooer being the lovely after-hours work provider. At the end of her message, she wrote, ‘Upload will always be a part of me.’
The emotional note resonated with the fans immediately and they started sharing their feelings and thoughts, creating a virtual tribute that complemented the pic with the same level of sentiment as if it was a close friend that had been lost, besides that the one-star moment (the utmost cutting-off symbol of praise) had taken the lead in the prody. A very crisp and brief comment on the intimacy and the pure fun and respect (none of the former could be seen in the le wider context) with the cast was made by a user who shed a different light on the social move: “The cast chemistry was ❤️👏,” which was the silent star in the product rating symbol, the least part of the screed for a long time. The closing segment of another comment was a forecast that the show would gain viewers in the future: ‘The show was so ahead of its time and I can definitely see it picking up more audience in the future. I love the series finale ❤️.’
A number of the show’s followers were particularly gobsmacked by not just professional but genuine friendships among the actors. ‘You guys are besties in real life? Aww, that fills my heart ❤️ with joy ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐,’ one enthusiastic viewer expressed, making the point that the tattoo story was a wonderful climax to the actors’ bond. Apart from that, there was another person who joined the naysayers in the lantern-bearers group, saying, ‘⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I like how you emotionally supported each other, sitting together as you got your tattoos.’ Edwards also replied to this message, adding a sweet fact: ‘first tattoos for me and Zainab! We needed the encouragement lol.’
Miki, the tattoo creator, was a part of the conversation and this only added to our understanding of the thing. ‘Can’t believe it’s been a year already!! So honored to have been part of such a special night — thank you for the trust and all the good energy,’ they said and wished that the actors might run into them again some day. The show was a deeply moving experience for all participants and it was loved in the same workly way by the fans, one of the most loyal followers giving it up in the following words: ‘This makes me feel all the feelings. Love this show! Love you guys!’ The person also used emojis to represent the love feelings, and then for the fans, the emojis were simply in red without the intensity of feeling as emphatically or directly as it with Christ.
Yet, someone picked up the rather unusual pattern of a close group of people. A follower asked, ‘What about Luke? 😢 @kevinwbigley,’ explicitly querying why the actor who played Luke was not among those present. Edwards replied in a fun way, in the spirit of the interviewee, that ‘had a flight to catch. And something about “preserving his perfect faultless virgin skin” I believe it was? 😝 We missed him.♥️.’ She got to see her, and the interviewee got to hear the follow up quietly and invariably, one of the former readers of the interviewee read the pen congenitality. It was in a jesting sense, that one of the comments below suggested, ‘his tatt would’ve had to say “Nathan Fcking Brown” 😂😂,’ which was a smart throwback to the famous quote of the TV-series character.
The emotional connection that Upload created with its fans was vivid from the comments. The series viewers were quick to point out how the show had become an indispensable part of their daily life and relationships. ‘Upload was our Sunday morning chill show. We just finished it and I’m so sad but so proud of what y’all made,’ one viewer said. Another shared a sweet personal ritual that the series had inspired: ‘After that episode my hubby and I always put 5 stars on our notes to one another. I’ve watched since the debut. Loved it and yall!!’ This part of the story showed that the program’s themes of closeness and digital intimacy appealed on a profoundly personal level.
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The comment of the viewer, ‘The ending should’ve been better. It felt so sad!!,’ had a bit of dissatisfaction, but most of the viewers just said a big ‘Thank you’ and rated the highest. The actors’ decision to get tattoos together at the end and then keeping them for life was the show’s way of dealing with death and the life after it in a very direct and literal manner, also making it the perfect, very concrete afterword to a series of medical life field. It was the last strifeless, physical upload of their common memory, and a much more powerful message of an event in which, in all aspects, not only the headline stars but also the audience, were co-actors in a five-star production, did not portray where or how, yet, the end credit did not roll again so the spectators could immediately breakdown what made up the five-star action.
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