Amy Brookheimer was one of the best female characters on television—until she wasn't. What the hell happened, Veep?
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One of the most powerful political figures in Washington , Amy Brookheimer is a whip-smart, ambitious workaholic with the mouth of a sailor and the perpetual expression of someone who swallowed a lemon but is trying not to show it. The inimitable Anna Chlumsky plays her phenomenally throughout the show as a woman so racked with tension and drive that the rigid set of her shoulders, the straining of her wide eyes, the bulging veins in her neck all feel utterly visceral.
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