Hunter Ingram

     

Hunter Ingram is a contributing TV writer for Primetimer, history buff, and award show obsessive who lives in the coastal corner of North Carolina that once played Dawson's Creek and One Tree Hill. He has written for Variety, Emmy Magazine, USA Today, and Gannett's USA Today Network newspapers. He is also a member of the Television Critics Association and the Gay & Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association (GALECA).

• POSTED April 8, 2024

  
  Andrew Scott Was Born to Play Tom Ripley
  Shades of his past roles like Moriarty and Hot Priest color this black-and-white rendering of Patricia Highsmith's infamous grifter.
• POSTED April 7, 2024

  
  Kate Winslet's Always Been 'One and Done' on HBO. Here's Why The Regime Should Be Different.
  Unlike Mare of Easttown, Will Tracy's series concludes in a very open-ended fashion.
• POSTED March 19, 2024

  
  Young Royals Lets Love Win in Its Series Finale
  The final moments can only be described as a rom-com ending for the ages.
• POSTED March 18, 2024

  
  Now More Than Ever, We Need TV Dramas to Get Journalism Right
  Shows like The Girls on the Bus become hate-watches because even the sensationalized version of a newsroom is inherently interesting.
• POSTED March 13, 2024

  
  Feud: Capote vs. The Swans Had No Victims or Villains
  By offering an even playing field of moral deficiency, Season 2 may have been a darker watch than Bette and Joan.
• POSTED March 5, 2024

  
  The Rise of Rahul Kohli, Hollywood’s Next Great Romantic Leading Man
  Death and Other Details co-creator: "To the internet, you are welcome."
• POSTED February 29, 2024

  
  Living on Borrowed Time: 16 Shows That Made the Most of Their Second Chances
  Believe it or not, TV can offer a lesson in how to carpe diem.
• POSTED January 30, 2024

  
  Death and Other Details Creators Unravel Their Biggest Twist Yet
  Mike Weiss and Heidi Cole McAdams also share the guiding rule of murder mysteries: "Play fair."
• POSTED January 16, 2024

  
  In Lieu of Surprises, The 75th Emmy Awards Successfully Leaned Into Nostalgia
  The cast reunions and homages to classic TV shows built more anticipation than tonight’s winners.
• POSTED January 15, 2024

  
  Pay Close Attention to Hulu's Death and Other Details — It's Worth It
  Elegant with a touch of grimy morality, the series navigates shifting agendas with an eat-the-rich sensibility and a sly sense of humor.
• POSTED January 12, 2024

  
  For All Mankind Reckons With Humanity's Worst Impulses in Perilous Season 4 Finale
  "Perestroika" is a pivotal episode for the alt-history space drama.
• POSTED January 2, 2024

  
  The Most Anticipated TV Shows of 2024
  Here's what we can't wait to watch, from the biggest genre releases to dark comedies and more meditative historical dramas.
• POSTED December 26, 2023

  
  7 Great Shows You Missed in 2023, From Murder Mysteries to Chucky
  Don't beat yourself up about it, there were over 500 scripted shows this year alone.
• POSTED November 30, 2023

  
  Netflix's Obliterated Rules, Even If It Sometimes Hurts Like a Hangover
  The action comedy takes it as a personal challenge to defuse the trend of forgettable TV.
• POSTED November 6, 2023

  
  Fellow Travelers EP Wants You to Watch for More Than the Sex Scenes
  Robbie Rogers on the Lavender Scare, uncovering gay history, and the power of the quieter moments between leads Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey.