Monday Musings: What’s Up at FX?
FX’s unceremonious cancellation of Y: The Last Man raises some interesting questions about the network’s dramatic identity.
FX’s unceremonious cancellation of Y: The Last Man raises some interesting questions about the network’s dramatic identity.
Taking a deeper look at the final hours of Netflix’s breakout hit Squid Game.
NBC’s takes a second swing at time-lapse nostalgia with an underwhelming James Wolk vehicle.
Stumptown has all the makings of the next great network crime procedural… if it gets the chance.
Emergence’s first hour is ABC’s strongest network mystery in years, anchored by a terrific Alison Tolman performance.
Prodigal Son is a pale imitation of better shows.
Sam Levinson’s teen drama purports its provocative nature is revelatory; the reality, unfortunately, is that is more perfunctory and performative than it needs to be.
Abby’s unassuming, slightly gimmick-y pilot has some charm NBC’s lineup desperately needs. Will it give it a chance?
Gregg Araki’s horny, brash Starz series debuts with an impressive, if familiar, pilot episode.
Altered Carbon has a lot of promise and spectacle, held back by some poor character and world building.