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Abby’s TV-Show Review 2019 Cast Crew Creator: Josh Malmuth Stars: Natalie Morales, Neil Flynn, Nelson Franklin Written by Malmuth, Abby echoes the tradition of one of NBC Cheers' classic comedies. It is set up in an unlicensed bar in San Diego where regulars enthusiastically apply a unique set of rules that give them a sense of community and allow them to avoid the frustrating behavior found in other establishments. Morales will play the main role of Abby. No nonsense, slight but strong, Abby was a sergeant in the army who made two shifts of service in Afghanistan. With a cordial atmosphere, but never openly sentimental, Abby found her vocation: to welcome friends and newcomers in the bar of her outdoor patio, where locals find camaraderie and a kind of sanctuary. It is his livelihood, his life, and he is clearly disconcerted when his new owner appears citing all kinds of reasons why the whole company is illegal. Morales, known for her role as Claire i...

Now Apocalypse TV-Show Review 2019 Cast Crew Star: Avan Jogia, Kelli Berglund, Beau Mirchoff  The new Starz series "Now Apocalypse" represents a fusion of the two sides of director Gregg Araki's career. Between 1987 and 2014, Araki produced multiple cult hit films, several of which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, focusing on an understanding of modern life, for young people, driven by the need for intimacy and sensation. of impending disaster. (Not in vain, his avant-garde film called "The Doom Generation"). However, in recent years, Araki reinvented himself as an official television director, contributing episodes of series such as "American Crime," "13 Reasons Why," "Riverdale," and "Heathers." All these shows, by the way, take as a guiding premise the idea that youth, in the decade of 2010, is not a promising time but an endless threat, as young people, unique enough to see the world as dan...

The Village TV-Show Review 2019 Cast Crew Creator: Mike Daniels Stars: Warren Christie, Michaela McManus, Lorraine Toussaint Honestly, there is no better way to announce that you feel good on television than opening up with a big red heart. And so, that's exactly what "The Village" does in its first few minutes, not the first or last obvious touch intended to make it clear that while the world can be scary, this is fundamentally a show about nice people who are like everyone other. The most recent goal of NBC to tearjerk, created by Mike Daniels, focuses on the residents of a titular (and mythical) apartment building in New York City. But unlike other New York City apartment buildings, the Village is special: all residents go beyond friendship to help each other out because that's just part of "the whole Village experience," where the thin walls and narrow ties are only highlighted by the constant zoom of CGI. through each unit. ...

Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes TV-Show Review 2019 Cast Crew Creator: Joe Berlinger Stars: Hugh Aynesworth, Bob Keppel, Stephen Michaud Most likely, like me, you're seeing this because you love criminal documents and somehow you're interested in serial killers. This is, by far, one of the best documentaries based on this theme. Everything is in chronological order, it has so many recordings and recordings of films by Ted himself that he interviews so many people related to him. Only covers in general all the bases you want. Obviously, being interested in serial killers, I knew a little about Ted Bundy, but this 4-part documentary added much more information and delved into the parts I did know about him. If you like this kind of thing, like me, or if you want to see a new documentary or a Netflix series, I recommend it. There are also 4 episodes, so it does not last too long as many recent series of crimes. Must see and recomme...

Russian Doll TV-Show Review 2019 Cast Crew Creator: Leslye Headland, Natasha Lyonne, Amy Poehler Stars: George Aloi, Elizabeth Ashley, Jes Davis   In today's television news summary, Netflix released the first trailer of its upcoming comedy series "Russian Doll," starring Natasha Lyonne, and Disney ordered a second season of its animated series "Star Wars Resistance." DATES Fox is ready to premiere his new "Mental Samurai" competition series on February 26 at 9:00 p.m. ET / PT. Organized and produced by Rob Lowe, the program will introduce participants who test their insight into categories of knowledge, memory, puzzles and sequences, all within a specially designed capsule capable of rotating 360 degrees and moving around the set at high speeds. "Mental Samurai" is produced by A. Smith & Co. Productions, Warner Horizon Unscripted & Alternative Television and Apploff Entertainment with Arthur Smith, Tob...

Doom Patrol TV-Show Review 2019 Cast Crew Stars: Diane Guerrero, April Bowlby, Alan Tudyk Well, if you read most of the reviews here, it should be that. Otherwise I can not explain why this program has such high ratings. So either I am too stupid to conceive the excellence of Doom Patrol, or audiences will simply consider it amazing, anything that is based on comics and is somehow different from anything else today. While there is something I would call a story to follow, and although it is not interesting but it makes sense until episode 3, in episodes 4 and 5 you get a different story from nothing, simply connected to the previous story, because why do not? And it looks like that is about to change after episode 6 maybe? I do not know. Also, what happens with all the flashbacks in most of the programs that we see now, I hate them. I have 5 episodes and I really tried to like this. I'm a big DC fan and I liked the new dark version of Teen Titans, so I was looking ...

The Fix TV-Show Review 2019 Cast Crew Stars: Robin Tunney, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Merrin Dungey Laura Naylor follows a junkie from the Bronx who finds a new purpose as a peer counselor.Making her solo debut after being one of the three directors of the intriguing Mormon doctor Duck Beach to Eternity, Laura Naylor tackles a more familiar theme in The Fix, a moving look at addicts who help themselves by helping others . Focused on Junior Alcantara, a man from the Bronx who is frank about past failures without dramatizing them in excess, the well-made film will impress audiences with festivals and small screens that are not discouraged by the issues (not just drugs, but hepatitis C and family trauma) that sounds sadder on the page than they are on screen. Junior is one of four recovering drug users we know who not only struggle with addiction, but who live with hepatitis C, a disease that is described here as five times more widespread than HIV / AIDS. Everyone i...