Every streaming service needs an eye-catching hit series featuring Hollywood stars to attract viewers. Apple TV+ has The Morning Show. The stars Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon and Steve Carell they are all in splendid form as the protagonists of the team that makes up the Morning Show, a popular morning program featuring commentary on the day’s news. The premise of the series will revolve around the sudden firing of co-host Mitch Kessler (Carell) following allegations of sexual misconduct. From then on, the story explores the ramifications of a scandal #MeToo and, while it doesn’t always work, it’s often a thrilling sight.
Dickinson
Hailee Steinfeld is a young girl Emily Dickinson in this costumed biopic created by Alena Smith. The series is part of the original Apple TV+ offering and immediately stood out for its picturesque depiction of Amherst, Massachusetts in the 19th century. The first season is a set of sharp and surreal vignettes, inspired by the work of the poet and which retrace the imaginary life of the young artist, who rebels against her father, contemporary social rules and practically everything else about her. Seasons two and three go deeper, examining not only her life, but also the roles that race, gender, sexuality, and class played at the time. If you are an admirer of her wonderful poems, if you are interested in queer dramedy, or simply have a soft spot for modern soundtracks applied to periods, you will like Dickinson.
For All Mankind
From good alternative history, For All Mankind begins with a clever premise: What if the United States is outmatched in the race to conquer space? How would the rivalry between the Americans and the Soviets have evolved in this case? It is mostly a period drama, elegant and focused on NASAbut, having been born from the mind of Ronald D. Moore (the producer of the sci-fi cult series par excellence, Battlestar Galactica), there are some standout moments and episodes, with an attention shared by the large ensemble cast. It is without a doubt the best sci-fi series you haven’t watched yet.
This article originally appeared on Wired UK and was supplemented by Lorenza Negri.
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by WIRED Staff www.wired.it 2023-03-26 16:00:00 ,