A new drama series titled "Furious," created by Elizabeth Meriwether, premieres Monday on Hulu. The show stars Emmy Rossum as an FBI agent pursuing a female serial killer, portrayed by Lola Petticrew. Inspired by the 1987 film "Black Widow," the series features Quincy Tyler Bernstine, Jake Lacy, and Scoot McNairy in supporting roles. Hulu will release three episodes initially, with additional episodes becoming available weekly.
On Tuesday, comedian Mary Beth Barone’s latest special, "Galaxy Brain," debuts on Netflix. Barone, who previously attended Boston College before pursuing comedy in New York, has cited her upbringing among humorous family members as formative in her career. Her storytelling often reflects a personal and relatable comedic style.
Paramount+ will launch the second season of "Diarra from Detroit" on Wednesday. The show centers on Diarra Kilpatrick’s character, a schoolteacher navigating the emotional fallout of her recent divorce as she becomes involved in a missing person investigation. Praised for its humor and distinctive portrayal of Detroit, the series highlights its setting as a significant element of the narrative. The first season remains available on the platform for viewers new to the series.
On Thursday, Netflix releases "The Bombing of Pan Am 103," a documentary series revisiting the 1988 Lockerbie bombing. The tragedy involved a trans-Atlantic flight crashing into Lockerbie, Scotland, resulting in the deaths of all passengers aboard and several town residents. The series features Patrick J. Adams, Merritt Wever, Connor Swindells, and Eddie Marsan portraying key local and international figures involved in the investigation and aftermath of the incident. The production aims to provide a detailed examination of the events and their impact.