PBS and Masterpiece are behind this fast-paced and stylish retelling of Britain’s most brazen heist — in which six small-time thieves broke into a Heathrow security depot and stumbled onto £26 million in gold — it’s part crime saga, part legal thriller, and a history lesson about how the robbery reshaped the underworld.
A crash course in modern marketing, Jimmy Fallon hosts this new business-themed competition series that lines up contestants to compete to create the best campaigns for major brands. With everyone worried about their jobs these days, it taps into the tension of Shark Tank and the lessons and how to of Project Runway — with
Industry is a series fueled by greed, drugs, sex, and money, and provides all of these ingredients in Federal Reserve-sized quantities. There’s never a dull moment.
The kick-off of the new fall season of the ABC newsmagazine begins with a truly shocking story, “He’s Right Behind You,” about a mother of three who became the target of an elusive stalker in an “extremely evil and extremely personal” plot. The story unfolds with body cam footage from police as they pursue their
Inspired by the life and books of neurologist Oliver Sacks, Zachary Quinto stars as the eccentric Dr. Wolf at Bronx General who suffers from face blindness as he tries to solve the puzzles of neurological cases, interns, his complicated family, and a growing romance with a colleague in this medical procedural that adds a layer
Ethan Hawke stars as an obsessed citizen journalist determined to unravel the mysteries behind Tulsa’s big money, hidden secrets, and corrupt underbelly in this wry “noir” that Variety’s Alison Hermon is calling “a joyful, ragtag survey of society’s frayed edges.” (Read the review) Kyle MacLachlan, Keith David, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Tim Blake Nelson, and Kaniehtiio Horn
A colorful, ultimately inspiring tale for budding entrepreneurs, restauranteurs, and empire-builders. It also works as a vicarious adventure in Seoul.
A TV-14 remake of the 1997 Francis Ford Coppola film, which was an adaptation of the hit John Grisham novel, the new USA Network/Peacock series brings timely new twists, a brisk pace, and Southern wit to the story of a young, hotshot law school grad who gets fired from a big prestigious firm — only
Alien gets a timely, thought-provoking prequel series that taps into our current angst about AI and corporate overlords. Set in 2120, in a world run by five mega-companies, a deep-space vessel with experimental life forms crashes to earth, leaving it up to the first human-AI hybrid, Wendy, and rival corporate soldiers to contain an outbreak.
Even if you’re not a fan of the pitch-dark comedy about the owners and operators of Paddy’s Pub, you’ll likely be hearing about this season — especially if you’re a TV comedy or Bachelor fans. This season pokes fun at fellow FX show The Bear, sends up Succession, and takes aim at its own wildly