Welcome to the weekend edition of What’s On. Here’s what’s happening on TV from Friday, September 13th to Sunday, September 15th. All times are in Eastern Time. [Note: The weekly edition of What’s On publishes on Sundays.]
1. This buzz Three women the adaptation is there
Starz, Friday, 10 p.m.: Lisa Taddeo’s acclaimed novel Three women is being made into a 10-episode limited series on Starz. In the series, Gia (Shailene Woodley) travels across the country to write about the personal stories, desires and attachments of a trio of women: Lisa (Betty Gilpin), a suburban housewife who is having an affair; Sloane (DeWanda Wise), who is in an open marriage; and Maggie (Gabrielle Creevy), who files a lawsuit against the high school teacher who groomed her. The cast also includes Blair Underwood, Jason Ralph, John Patrick Amedori, Ravi Patel and Lola Kirke. The AV ClubThe opinion of.
2. Natasha Rothwell shines in How to die alone
Hulu, Friday, 12:01 a.m.: Precarious And The White Lotus Natasha Rothwell becomes a leading actress in How to die alonea comedy-drama she co-created with Vera Santamaria. She plays an airport worker, Mel, who is afraid of flying. But after a near-death experience, Mel decides she wants to learn how to enjoy life and stand up for herself. Conrad Ricamora, Jocko Sims, Keilyn Durell Jones and Bashir Salahuddin round out the cast. Here’s an excerpt from The AV ClubReview by:
The show’s selling point isn’t its love triangle, its family issues, or even its workplace comedy vibe. How to die alone is clearly at its best when it comes to Mel’s quest to free herself from her fears so she can finally feel alive. And thankfully, Rothwell injects her performance with enough pathos that the rare bouts of turbulence are worth it.
3. The return of the Primetime Emmys
ABC, Sunday, 8 p.m.: Who’s ready to celebrate? The bear It’s all over again? The 76th Annual Emmy Awards, hosted by Dan and Eugene Levy, celebrate the best in television from the past year. Top nominees include Shogun, The Crown, Abbott Elementary Schooland, oh yes, The Morning Showwho somehow garnered the most votes. Check out our predictions and come back for more coverage during the big night.
4. Ugly imagine a superficially sickening world
Netflix, Friday, 3:01 a.m.: Based on the dystopian science fiction novel by Scott Westerfield, Ugly is set in a seemingly perfect future in which, starting at age 16, a person can undergo cosmetic surgery to become “pretty.” When a friend of Tally’s (Joey King) runs away, she sets out on a quest to save her and discovers that a revolution is brewing against the practice and the government. Keith Powers, Chase Stokes, Brianne Tju and Laverne Cox co-star. The AV ClubThe review will be published on Monday.
5. Wynonna Earp is back with a Revenge
Tubi, Friday, 3:01 a.m.: Three years after the fun western horror film Wynonna Earp Once completed, it returns as a 90-minute film. Wynonna (Melanie Scrofano) and Doc (Tim Rozon) attempt to have a happy ending when she is transported back to her hometown of Purgatory, where a mysterious event has spooked the community. Naturally, Earp is the only one who can fix the situation, which probably includes a few demons. Be careful The AV ClubWe will return to the project later today.
6. Dare to revisit 90s fashion
Hulu, Friday, 12:01 a.m.: In vogue goes back in time to the ’90s to explore how the decade influenced and changed the fashion industry. Over the course of the documentary’s six episodes, expect commentary from Anna Wintour, Kate Moss, Claire Danes, Jean Paul Gaultier, Marc Jacobs, Naomi Campbell, Nicole Kidman, Sarah Jessica Parker and more.
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