There’s a wonderfully slouching, offhand charisma Natasha Lyonne brings to her performance in “Poker Face,” back for a second season on Peacock. You don’t see this kind of thing very much at the

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Poker Face is going big for the 2025 Emmys. Gold Derby has confirmed that the Peacock comedy is submitting 14 different actors for the second season. Natasha Lyonne, who plays human lie detector Charlie Cale,