[Note: The following contains spoilers for Season 1 of “High Fidelity.”]For a show that features a central character speaking directly to the audience and by the end of the third episode has introduced Blondie lead singer Debbie Harry playing herself as a spectral dispenser of romantic advice, it’s hard to imagine that “High Fidelity” would have surprises left by the time it reached its opening season’s home stretch.But that’s exactly what the new Hulu series did when, for an episode, Rob (Zoë Kravitz) turned over the reins to Simon (David H.
Holmes) for one of the other Championship Vinyl employees to have his turn at sharing his heartbreak history with the audience.“That was in the original pitch.
We made a bit of a choice to not know anything about Simon for a very long time, because that’s part of his character.
He’s super closed off.
He doesn’t talk about his feelings,
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