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Whitney and Asher are a newlywed couple struggling to bring their vision for eco-conscious housing to the small community of Española. Their efforts are complicated when an eccentrically flawed reality TV producer, Dougie, sees an opportunity in their story. The couple find themselves caught in a mysterious web of ethical and moral gray zones - all while trying to keep their relationship afloat.
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Whitney and Asher are a newlywed couple struggling to bring their vision for eco-conscious housing to the small community of Española. Their efforts are complicated when an eccentrically flawed reality TV producer, Dougie, sees an opportunity in their story. The couple find themselves caught in a mysterious web of ethical and moral gray zones - all while trying to keep their relationship afloat.
Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Series Drama | 2024 | Emma
Best Supporting Performance in a New Scripted Series | 2024 | Benny
Drama Series | 2024 | Benny
In the episode of Nathan For You titled "Toy Company; Movie Theatre" Nathan mentions how it is a shame that the "guy who plays the Somalian pirate" in the film Captain Phillips hasn't had much of a career since that appearance. Barkhad Abdi, the said actor, then appears in The Curse nine years later.
The series was inspired by an incident when Nathan Fielder was approached by a panhandler in Los Angeles. After Fielder turned down the woman's request for money, she told him "I curse you." Fielder was so shaken by her words that he went to an ATM and withdrew $20. After giving the woman the money, he asked if the curse had been broken. She said it had.
During a public awards consideration screening of the pilot in November 2023, a Q&A followed with Nathan Fielder, Benny Safdie, and Emma Stone. When discussing how the series strived to not make reality television a simple punchline, Emma Stone mentioned it was very much like actual reality TV production. When Benny Safdie asked how she would know, Stone mentioned she began her career on a reality TV series, In Search of the Partridge Family (2004), in 2004. Safdie said no one had ever mentioned this to him before.
