'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,' 'How to Get Away With Murder' Among First Recipients of ReFrame TV Stamp
The industry coalition and IMDbPro have recognized 62 programs with its gender parity mark of honor.
Emmys: Weighing the Odds in the Best Actress Races
With 'Veep' star Julia Louis-Dreyfus out of the running, the funny lady race is wide open — while this season's drama queens include two past winners, two final-season contenders and a pioneering nominee.
THR's Full Comedy Showrunner Roundtable with Whitney Cummings, Pamela Adlon and More
Alec Berg ('Barry,' 'Silicon Valley,' 'Curb'), Pamela Adlon ('Better Things'), Whitney Cummings ('Roseanne'), Michael Schur ('The Good Place'), Amy Sherman-Palladino ('The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel') and Justin Simien ('Dear White People') star.
Watch Hollywood Reporter's Full Uncensored Comedy Showunner Roundtable
Alec Berg, Michael Schur, Amy Sherman-Palladino and Justin Simien also star on the Comedy Showrunner Roundtable. 'Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter' airs every Sunday on SundanceTV.
Pamela Adlon on 'Better Things': "We Want to Be Able to Tell Whatever Story We Want to Tell"
Adlon is the creator and star of the FX series.
Pamela Adlon on 'Better Things' Season 3: "I Don’t Want to Keep Clanging the Same Bell"
"I’m kind of introducing new things in season three, but I certainly don’t want to keep clanging the same bell on everything. Like, 'Oh, she’s a single mom and she’s doing it alone,'" Adlon told THR about season three, which is expected to premiere on FX this fall.
Pamela Adlon Calls 'Better Things' Season 2 Musical Number "One of the Greatest Experiences" | In Studio
"I watched the video a bunch of times and I knew that I wanted to recreate the video in my show with my girls," Adlon told THR.
Pamela Adlon: "You Want to See the Wrong Behavior Sometimes" | Comedy Showrunner Roundtable
"We want to tell whatever story we want to tell."
Critic's Notebook: In Praise of 10 Superbly Written TV Series
The Hollywood Reporter's chief TV critic picks 10 multiseason series whose writing is the fuel for greatness.
Daniel Fienberg: The 10 Best TV Shows of 2017
A late-night delight, a Netflix comedy about mental illness, two masterfully concluded dramas and an FX gem about strong women making their way without weak men are among the Hollywood Reporter TV critic’s favorites of the year.
