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Someone, Somewhere is a television series co-written by Hannah Boes and Paul Sulin, and starring Bridget Everett, Jeff Schiller, Mike Haggerty, Danny McCarthy and Mary Katherine Graceson. Inspired by the real life of comedian and singer Bridget Everett, the show is set in her hometown of Kansas. Although the heroine Sam (played by Bridget Everett) was born in Kansas, she has always felt out of place here, and singing has become her salvation. Facing the strangeness and confusion in her hometown, Sam is determined to embark on a journey of self-discovery. Even if she is misunderstood like an outsider, she still will not give up easily.

The protagonist Sam in the story is a unique character. She grew up in her hometown of Kansas, but she always felt that she was out of place here. She has her own ideals and pursuits in life, but she has never been able to find a real sense of belonging in this small town. However, her love of music and her talent in singing became her way of salvation in life. Whether in happy moments or painful moments, Sam always uses singing to express his inner emotions, finding an outlet for self-identity and emotional outlet. She firmly believes that singing is her bridge connecting the world and herself, and it is also the driving force for her to move forward in the face of difficulties.

In the play, Sam does not shy away from being unique and unusual. She dares to jump out of the traditional framework and pursue her inner true self. Despite some misunderstanding and isolation back home, she never gave up on pursuing her dreams. Her persistence and hard work have gradually brought her music career to the fore, and let people begin to recognize and understand her true value. It is precisely because of her relentless pursuit of herself that she can go further and further on her own music path.