#Deadwood season 3 preview tv
Here’s some more streaming goodness for the weekend.ĭopesick: Season 1 (Hulu series) - Michael Keaton (who is still the greatest Batman in history, so don’t mess with him in any role) finally comes to TV beyond cameo mode. Last Week Tonight (Sunday, HBO 11:00) - John Oliver, baby. And notably, Bridges’ new role is also set in Pennsylvania. This week, some grifters end up in unanticipated danger while Huck attempts to fend off an ultimatum.Īmerican Rust (Sunday, Showtime 10:00) - Jeff Daniels can swing between being comedic and dramatic, and in his new Showtime series, American Rust, he’s decidedly the latter and latest star to take on a complicated cop role after Kate Winslet’s turn in Mare of Easttown. The Walking Dead: The World Beyond (Sunday, AMC 10:00pm) - Season 2 begins with an episode called “Koneskans,” which translates to “Consequences” in Haitian Creole. This realization leads to the case of Susan Nason being reopened after stumping police for almost 20 years.
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Hightown (Sunday, Starz 9:00pm) - Renee causes Ray to leave the force while Frankie hangs with his cousin, and Jackie’s hell-bent upon avenging Junior’s death.īuried (Sunday, Showtime 9:00pm) - This limited true-crime series details the story of Eileen Franklin, who suddenly experiences a decades-old memory of witnessing her childhood best friend get raped and murdered. Meanwhile, Dante is under suspicion from the same detective who’s after the Equalizer vigilante under DA’s orders. The Equalizer (Sunday, CBS 8:00pm) - Queen Latifah’s McCall ends up in a foreign government’s crosshairs when a friend (and daughter of a diplomat) enlists her help for a job. SNL (Saturday, HBO 11:29pm) - Rami Malek hosts with musical guest Young Thug. Here’s some regularly scheduled programming: Joe (or “Will”) can’t give up his ways (including his roaming eyes), Love refuses to give up hers, and their sleepy little suburb is about to get rocked into oblivion. Fortunately for all of us, however, the show about Stalker Joe manages to sustain its gimmick and volley the nutso-factor into the stratosphere.
You: Season 3 (Netflix series) - Nothing says (twisted) family bonding like two parents digging a grave for their murder victims while an infant sits in his car seat and does his best to amuse himself. David Gordon Green directs again here, and he’ll be back for Halloween Ends, so good luck, Laurie. Laurie may believe that she can (once again) presumably kill her brother and tormenter, but the bloodbath is only getting started. If it was a matter of wills and badassery, she could make it happen, but that’s not how things usually roll out in this franchise. Michael Myers survives that damn fire, which leads to a fully-had-it-up-to-here mindset of Jamie Lee Curtis’ Laurie Strode, who’s mad as hell at firefighters and vowing that Michael Myers is going down.
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Halloween Kills (Universal movie on Peacock) - A horror blockbuster is here to spook you in your living rooms, y’all. These streaming picks make great appetizers: All of this would lead one to believe that, nope, there’s no leap into the future here, but the good news is that this spinoff found fresh legs last year. Morgan and Grace awaken in the bunker, and she heads out into the outside world while wearing a protective suit and gazing out into the immediate wasteland before walking past an incapacitated walker on the ground. Yet a teaser showed that things don’t look too time-jumpy ahead of premiere day. No other show besides Deadwood has been able to wield profanity with such adept rhythm, and it’s time to get Shakespearean again up in this motherf*cker while I keep on rooting for Shiv Roy to (finally) dominate all.įear The Walking Dead (Sunday, CBS 9:00pm) - This show didn’t shy away from speculation that a possible time jump was in store for this spinoff to tie some of The Walking Dead universe threads together. In other words, the familiar civil war is on.
Alexander Skarsgård and Adrien Brody join the club this season, and maybe the Pope (or a pope) is somehow involved, but one thing remains clear throughout this show: alliances are made to be broken. As a result, Brian Cox’s Logan Roy is ready to go “full f*cking beast,” and that means a lot of things, but one important one: it’s time for everyone to f*ck off. Jeremy Strong’s Kendall lit this seriously screwed-up family on fire during the last season finale. Succession (Sunday, HBO 9:00pm) - Well, well, well.
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