Peacock
"We Are Lady Parts" stands out as must-see queer TV on Peacock, alongside movies like "The Miseducation of Cameron Post."
A Bale of Heyyyyyy
Producer and director Ed Watkins tells IndieWire about making his delightful new documentary — and just how normal same-sex behavior is in the animal kingdom.
malala made me do it
The stellar Peacock comedy returns for a sharp and satisfying second season with a more seasoned Manzoor behind the scenes.
The coming Peacock, Apple TV+, and Netflix bundle will cost $15 per month.
"It's happening. Everybody stay calm"
"The Office" creator Greg Daniels and "Nathan for You" co-creator Michael Koman resurrect the Dunder Mifflin documentary crew, with a whole new subject and setting.
Voldemort again?!
Nida Manzoor's comedy darling about an all-female Muslim punk band returns after three years (and with guest star Malala Yousafzai).
A Total Zoo
"Bronx Zoo '90" adapts a series of articles from New York Post writer Joel Sherman about a last-place team that laid the groundwork for a dynasty.
The NBCUniversal streaming service will benefit from a Summer Olympics if it is the last thing it does.
Earnings
But it gained 3 million subscribers, thanks in large part to the first-ever streaming-exclusive NFL playoff game.
peacock
Cinematographer Doug Glover tells IndieWire about accompanying Bloom on his extreme adventures for the new Peacock show.
Kick Off (the Whining)
But perhaps with not as much gusto — or righteousness — as this past January's Peacock grumbling.
Murder Anyone?
Editor Jacquelyn Le tells IndieWire about cutting the episodes revolving around brothers Logan and Troy and that pivotal blow-up when Joy reveals her big secret.
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