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The Righteous Gemstones Embraces the Neo Noir in Season 3
The penises are back.
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Posted Saturday 1/15/22 at 4:27AM EST
The Righteous Gemstones is a "smart comedy" that is superior to Succession
"Sophisticated humor this is not, but it shares more DNA with a critical darling like Succession than one might expect,"...
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Posted Saturday 1/08/22 at 3:11AM EST
The Righteous Gemstones preserves its delicate balance in Season 2
"Since launching on HBO in 2019, The Righteous Gemstones has felt like a Southern analogue to Succession," says Garrett Martin.
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Posted Wednesday 10/20/21 at 5:08PM EDT
HBO's Hellraiser TV series is in the works, won't be affected by the movie reboot
"It's going to be fascinating because it's a different platform, different concept, different creators, but the same properties," director David...
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Danny McBride is developing a Garbage Pail Kids animated series for HBO Max
McBride and his longtime producing partner David Gordon Green are turning their lifetime infatuation with the beloved 1980s trading cards into...
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Smokey and the Bandit is getting the TV series treatment from Seth MacFarlane and Danny McBride
A new take on the 1977 Burt Reynolds-Sally Field hit action comedy film is in the works at Universal Content...
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Posted Monday 4/27/20 at 3:31PM EDT
Hellraiser series lands on HBO, with Halloween director David Gordon Green on board
The potential series based on Clive Barker’s novella The Hellbound Heart was first revealed last June.
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Hogan's Heroes sequel is in the works, set in the present day
The classic 1965-1971 CBS sitcom set in a World War II prisoners of war camp is being rebooted by original...
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HBO renews The Righteous Gemstones for Season 2
The Danny McBride televangelist family comedy's renewal comes four episodes into its nine-episode first season.
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Posted Saturday 8/17/19 at 12:44AM EDT
HBO's The Righteous Gemstones is not the show you think it is, but it might be Danny McBride's masterpiece
"Sure, it’s a Danny McBride comedy, full of profanity, nudity, and hilariously uncouth manners," says Meghan O'Keefe.