#miniseries

#miniseries

The series belongs in the comfy midsection of those old-school TV adaptations; a taut eight-parter that's way better than Tommyknockers but not as polished as HBO's brilliant The Outsider.

Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne's four-part miniseries made waves when it came out on Netflix, not just for its expertly executed visual gimmick, but for the way it touched on the 'redpilling' of young men by a social media ecosystem adults can't see and can barely understand.

AppleTV+ is adapting Jennette McCurdy's memoir 'I'm Glad My Mom Died' into a ten-episode miniseries, with Jennifer Aniston producing and starring as the mother.

Critical Role's new miniseries, Age of Umbra, will feature its own tabletop RPG, Daggerheart, led by Matthew Mercer with the original cast reuniting.

Hulu's scripted miniseries "Good American Family" explores the contentious adoption of Ukrainian orphan Natalia Grace and her troubled relationship with her adoptive parents.

With Dylan Holmes Williams, Who's director, it feels like an indie film. I wanted it to feel gritty and indie and dynamic in that way.

The title of American Primeval, a new miniseries written by Mark L. Smith and directed by Peter Berg, sounds like an overstatement up to the moment you hit "play" on the first episode.

"I watched it with a few friends and I remember being utterly gobsmacked like everyone else. The question was, 'How did that happen? How did he put himself in that position?' It was kind of extraordinary. It was a defining moment of journalistic history in our country."