Michaela Coel's HBO half-hour is a tonally complicated and confrontational series about consent and reinvention, very different from her Netflix comedy 'Chewing Gum.'

In the wake of George Floyd's death by Minneapolis police and subsequent protests, Warren Leight joins podcast hosts Lesley Goldberg and Daniel Fienberg for an interview about how TV portrays law enforcement, the role of writers to stop the hero cop narrative and whether NBC's long-running drama will address the current climate.

As protests sparked by the murder of George Floyd continue around the country, THR's Daniel Fienberg and Inkoo Kang reflect on the small screen's struggle to depict police violence and community responses.

USA has turned the Betty Broderick murder scandal into a sequel to Bravo's limited series 'Dirty John,' featuring Amanda Peet and Christian Slater.

Writer James Graham and director Stephen Frears tackle a real-life 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' cheating scandal in their AMC limited series starring Matthew Macfadyen, Sian Clifford and Michael Sheen.

During this week's podcast, hosts Daniel Fienberg and Lesley Goldberg also speak with Mike Royce about 'Men of a Certain Age' and 'One Day at a Time.'

'Bob's Burgers' creator Loren Bouchard teams with Nora Smith and Josh Gad on a joyful New York-set musical that could be a breakout favorite for Apple TV+.

HBO Max has a pair of winners as it mines two Warner Bros. legacy properties for a new series of 'Looney Tunes' animation and a 'Sesame Street'-driven talk show featuring Elmo.

During this week's podcast, hosts Daniel Fienberg and Lesley Goldberg also break down how ABC and CBS are plotting for the 2020-21 broadcast season.

Abuse survivors are front and center in Netflix's four-hour look at Jeffrey Epstein, his life and crimes, and the circumstances surrounding his death.

Anna Kendrick goes through a series of dead-end relationships in HBO Max's dead-ended anthology rom-com.