Netflix’s A Man on the Inside stars The Good Place‘s Ted Danson as a widower who makes a drastic move to spice up his life. The eight-episode comedy is inspired by The Mole Agent, an Oscar and Spirit Awards nominated documentary from writer/director Maite Alberdi.
Netflix offers this description of the new series, formerly called A Classic Spy: “A widower (Danson), eager to shake up his routine, answers an ad from a private detective to solve a mysterious theft. Posing as a new resident, he goes deep undercover at a senior living community, building heartwarming new friendships and a stronger bond with his daughter along the way.”
Joining Danson are his The Good Place co-stars Jama Williamson, Marc Evan Jackson, and Eugene Cordero. The cast also includes Mary Elizabeth Ellis, Stephanie Beatriz, Lilah Richcreek Estrada, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Sally Struthers, and Margaret Avery. John Getz, Susan Ruttan, Lori Tan Chinn, Clyde Kusatsu, Wyatt Yang, Deuce Basco, Lincoln Lambert, and Kerry O’Malley also star.
The Good Place‘s Mike Schur created the series and serves as an executive producer along with Morgan Sackett, David Miner, Marcela Santibañez, Julie Goldman, and Christopher Clements. The documentary’s director, Maite Alberdi, is also involved as an executive producer.
Netflix is targeting a November 2024 premiere date.
A Man on the Inside cast and characters, courtesy of Netflix:
Mary Elizabeth Ellis (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) plays EMILY, a married mother of three boys who has to adjust when her father Charles (Danson) makes a surprising late-life career move and becomes an undercover detective.
Stephanie Beatriz (Brooklyn Nine-Nine) plays DIDI, the all-seeing, all-knowing managing director of the Pacific View Retirement Residence in San Francisco.
Lilah Richcreek Estrada (Chicago Med) plays JULIE, a San Francisco-based private investigator, Julie hires Charles to be her mole and pretends to be his daughter to maintain the ruse at the retirement home.
Two-time Tony nominee Stephen Mckinley Henderson (Fences, Dune) plays CALBERT, a transplant from Washington, D.C., Calbert is the stoic eyes and ears of the Pacific View community.
Two-time Emmy Award winner Sally Struthers (All In The Family) plays VIRGINIA, the vivacious life of the party, Virginia immediately takes a shine to Charles.
Eugene Cordero (The Good Place) plays JOEL, Emily’s husband, a supportive and exceedingly competent 10th grade science teacher.
Academy Award nominee Margaret Avery (The Color Purple) plays FLORENCE Virginia’s sweet best friend, Florence loves poetry and the Golden State Warriors in equal measure.
John Getz (Transparent) plays ELLIOTT, Pacific View’s resident lothario. Elliott immediately feels threatened by all the attention Charles gets when he moves in.
Four-time Emmy nominee Susan Ruttan (L.A. Law) plays GLADYS, a glamorous former costume designer from New York, Gladys lives next door to Charles at Pacific View.
Lori Tan Chinn (Joy Ride) plays SUSAN, the President of the Pacific View resident council, which she rules with an iron fist.
Clyde Kusatsu (Young Rock) plays GRANT, a Princeton grad at Pacific View, who is deeply concerned with you knowing he is a Princeton grad.
Marc Evan Jackson (Lessons In Chemistry) plays Evan, the client who hires Julie to investigate the theft of his mother’s necklace.
Jama Williamson (The Good Place) plays Beatrice, the Pacific View Activities Director, Beatrice has never had a bad day in her life.
Bridgerton‘s Charithra Chandran has signed on to Netflix’s One Piece, joining the cast for season two. Chandran will play Miss Wednesday in the upcoming season which is currently shooting in Cape Town, South Africa.
“Based on Japan’s highest-selling manga series in history by Eiichiro Oda, One Piece is a legendary high-seas adventure unlike any other. Monkey D. Luffy is a young adventurer who has longed for a life of freedom since he can remember,” reads Netflix’s synopsis. “Luffy sets off from his small village on a perilous journey to find the legendary fabled treasure, One Piece, to become King of the Pirates! But in order to find the ultimate prize, Luffy will need to assemble the crew he’s always wanted before finding a ship to sail, searching every inch of the vast seas, outpacing the Marines, and outwitting dangerous rivals at every turn.”
Iñaki Godoy returns to lead the cast as Monkey D. Luffy, Mackenyu plays Zoro, Emily Rudd is Nami, and Jacob Romero is Usopp. Taz Skylar stars as Sanji, Ilia Isorelys Paulino is Alvida, Jeff Ward is Buggy, and Michael Dorman is Gold Roger.
Newcomers to the live-action pirate adventure include Katey Sagal as Dr. Kureha, Mark Harelik as Dr. Hiriluk, Sendhil Ramamurthy as Nefertari Cobra, Brendan Sean Murray as Brogy, and Callum Kerr as Smoker. Camrus Johnson joins as Mr. 5, Clive Russell plays Crocus, Daniel Lasker is Mr. 9, David Dastmalchian is Mr. 3, Jazzara Jaslyn is Miss Valentine, and Julia Rehwald is Tashigi. Rob Colletti, Ty Keogh, and Werner Coetser round out the newcomers as Wapol, Dalton, and Dorry, respectively.
Matt Owens and Joe Tracz guide the series as writers, executive producers, and co-showrunners. Additional executive producers include Eiichiro Oda, Tetsu Fujimura, Chris Symes, Steven Maeda, and Tomorrow Studios’ Marty Adelstein and Becky Clements.
Even true crime fans have probably never heard of Hadden Clark, a brutal serial killer who was convicted of murdering two women but claims to have killed dozens more. Clark’s the focus of ID’s three-part documentary series Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior, and the first trailer shows footage of Clark’s cellmate who was instrumental in obtaining details on possible additional victims.
Executive produced by Michael Bay, Born Evil will air over three consecutive nights, beginning on Monday, September 2, 2024 at 9pm ET/PT. The docuseries is produced by Range Studios with Bay Films and Ladder Truck 33 for Investigation Discovery.
“Featuring a deep dive into the actions of Hadden Clark, a lesser-known serial killer, Born Evil explores his life and crimes. Anchored in exclusive access to Clark himself through private, recorded conversations initiated and conducted by Michael Bay, Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior a chilling portrait of one of the most terrifying serial killers in recent decades,” reads ID’s synopsis.
“The docuseries, which will also be available to stream on Max, offers insight into Clark’s traumatic childhood, a violent family history, and unpacks the many unsolved cold cases linked to his prison confessions. Explosive interviews with key individuals are also layered throughout, with Hadden’s brother Geoff Clark going on the record and then, most jarring, the recipient of Clark’s confessions, his former cellmate Jack Truitt whom Clark believed to be ‘Jesus’ and his personal savior.”
Poster for ID’s ‘Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior’
Dub Paetz in ‘Alone’ season 11 (Photo Credit: The History Channel)
The final three survivalists are really struggling as History’s Alone season 11 episode 10 kicks off. Fresh food is scarce, and Timber, William, and Dub are each dealing with problems involving their food caches. The river’s on the verge of freezing over, but it’s not safe to ice-fish quite yet as we pick up the action on Day 54.
(Recap with spoilers ahead – you’ve been warned!)
Dub – Age 44, Frederic, Michigan
Day 54, 11:22am – Dub’s still upset about the mice invading his fish storage. The lake’s frozen and his gillnet’s gone, but the river’s still got a few days before it’s covered with 4” of ice. Dub chalks it up to life in the Arctic and tries to stay positive. To amuse himself (and viewers), Dub puts on a fashion show, complete with a strut down an imaginary catwalk. He models an outfit partially made of squirrel pelts and fish bones.
Back at his shelter, he discovers his sleeping bag’s wet from water dripping through his roof. A wet sleeping bag can be disastrous, so he needs to take care of this issue ASAP. Dub’s forced to expend calories to rip down spruce boughs and redo his ceiling. He’s happy with the fix and hopeful the condensation won’t cause further problems.
Day 60, 11:46am – It’s his first day of ice fishing, and Dub uses the snowshoes he made on Day 52 to walk to the middle of the lake. He’s glad he talked himself into bringing an ax and admits he planned his whole survival around being able to ice fish. Dub’s banking on his fishing ability and confesses he’ll get worried if he doesn’t catch a fish today.
4:22pm – Unfortunately, he doesn’t have any luck and heads back to his shelter. He has two ounces of questionable pike left from the fish that was infested with mice droppings and decides to take a chance and eat it. It looks gross, and he describes it as looking like slime and tasting like hell. But right now, it’s worth eating for a shot at $500,000.
It’s hit Dub today that he’s screwed if he doesn’t catch a fish ASAP.
Day 61, 2:51pm – Dub gets busy making a second gillnet he can set in a new fishing hole. The amount of daylight’s decreased by eight hours since the first day, and Dub realizes he needs to take advantage of every second. He slips his gillnet into the ice and hopes for the best.
3:48pm – Dub puts a hook down in another new hole. Although he’s thought of tapping, he wants to stay in the competition to pay his mom back for everything she’s done for him.
He’s unsuccessful in fishing and returns to his shelter to wait 16 hours before the sun rises again. To keep busy, he made a violin/guitar on Day 41. He sings a song about his time on Alone, the fish he caught, and feeling down and out. Dub sings, “Oh, I think I’d trade it all right now for a hug from my mom.” He gets a little teary-eyed and confesses he doesn’t think he can last much longer.
Day 64, 11:19am – It’s 11 degrees and Dub shows off the fresh snow that fell overnight. In less than a month, it will be pitch black, but for now the sun is shining. Today he’ll try and cut a hole in the river, rather than the lake, and do some fishing. He will not go out far and is wearing his personal flotation device provided by Alone just to be safe.
He hopes his family’s okay as he sets a few lines. Dub admits it hit him when he was singing how much he misses his family.
One of the sticks attached to a line moves, and he pulls up a 40” pike! He screams with joy and relief, realizing he can now last at least another week. It’s the biggest pike he’s ever caught, and this is a game-changing catch.
Timber Cleghorn in ‘Alone’ season 11 (Photo Credit: The History Channel)
Timber – Age 35, Salem, Indiana
Day 55, 10:51am – He chews on more of his jerky after giving his teeth a break for a while. Timber had a good night’s sleep, more than he usually gets at home. He heads out to search for bunnies and discovers one snare line is busted. The other snares are empty.
Like Dub discovered, Timber confirms it’s not safe to ice fish yet. However, he believes he’s got enough jerky stored up to make it 100 days.
8:01pm – He’s cooking dinner when he hears something outside by his food cache. The camera shows a wolverine attempting to break into it.
Day 56, 11:34am – Timber shows off the wolverine tracks along his trail. It’s the first time he’s seen this animal’s tracks, and he discovers it stole his fish bait. Timber realizes he needs to make sure his food cache is extra secure. And it turns out the wolverine followed his tracks into camp. Alone notes wolverines can travel 15 miles a day in search of food. Timber describes wolverines as raiders and pulls up all his snares. He won’t set them in that area again.
Day 58, 10:58am – Timber built a bass out of half a moose antler he found, driftwood, a rib bone, and six strands of monofilament line. He’s in a good mood and has decided to enjoy things while working on his spirit. Timber wrote a couple of songs and sings one titled “If You Find My Body,” complete with an Alone version of a music video.
Day 61, 11:09am – Timber’s pretty pleased with how he’s doing. He’s got firewood stored up, and his cabin’s in great shape. He decides to sort his moose jerky into two piles, separating the parts that are soft enough to be chewable. As he goes through it, his heart sinks as he realizes the thicker pieces have mold on them. He’s forced to cut off the mold but saves what he can.
His store of lard is about to run out, and he cooks up fish for lunch. Timber admits he’s starving, even though he’s eating better than most Alone contestants. “I just lust after food in the most crazy way all the time,” he confesses. He knows it’s all a mental game right now, and he needs to keep his mind on track. Timber misses his family much more than he thought, but he’ll buckle down and keep his head in the game.
Day 62, 2:12pm – He heads down to the river to do some ice fishing, dropping lines with steel hooks and some bone gorge hooks in freshly cut holes. Timber’s lonely but reining in his mind to avoid thinking about being by himself.
He returns to his cabin with new tinder for the fire. He builds it up, and the flames quickly get out of control. Timber places a pot over the fire to block the flames so it doesn’t catch his ceiling on fire. It’s a close call, and he’s shocked the situation was almost a disaster.
6:04pm – He didn’t get any food, and his shelter almost burned down. It’s been a matter of going from one problem to the next, leaving no time to just cruise.
Morning arrives and he admits he stayed in bed because he just couldn’t face the day. Timber’s decided to use part of the moose hide, stone, and dirt as a fire shield. He’ll also move his range hood to protect the moss that’s drying out above the fire. Timber believes his fire system is too dangerous and it’s going to become a problem as the days go on.
He needs to bring in more food since his jerky supply is molding. It’s possible Timber could lose since he’s running out of food options, but he’s committed to trying his best. Although he’s thrived out there, today he admits to struggling.
Timber lights a fire and his cabin fills with smoke because he moved his smoke shield. This is now beyond what he wanted to experience, and he’d rather be home. Achieving what he set out to do is important, but now he’ll just let things play out. He says a prayer and explains that his go-to right now is to talk to God about what’s going on. The prayer helps, his spirit’s renewed, and he’s not ready to call it quits yet.
William Larkham Jr in ‘Alone’ season 11 (Photo Credit: The History Channel)
William – Age 49, Happy Valley Goose Bay, Labrador
Day 57, 10:13am – William uses his ax to chop a hole in the ice. He believes it’s finally safe to ice fish in his area and makes a wire leader out of rabbit wire. William’s going to set hooks attached to alder, and if the alder moves, it means something’s on his line. Losing the beaver was a huge setback, but he’s still determined to remain in the competition.
After setting his hooks, William cooks the last of the grouse he caught on Day 46. He’s trying to keep a positive mindset and focus on what needs to be done. He eats the bird while watching the alder to see if it moves. Suddenly, he sees it twitch and races off across the ice. He’s caught a big fish and drags it up onto the ice. It’s the biggest pike he’s caught on a hook, and Alone estimates it’s 36” and weighs 16+ pounds.
William cheers as he realizes he’s caught a week’s worth of food. And as an added bonus, there are fish eggs inside the pike. He’ll use the eggs as bait and decides to put the pike back in the water for now until he builds better storage.
Day 59, 10:47am – The days are getting shorter, and William’s focus is on fishing. And if he can catch a lot, he can stop fishing for a while. His line still has bait but no fish, and he cuts more holes to set more lines. After that, he builds an ice chest near his lines – one that Sassy can’t get into.
Day 63, 11:37am – William catches a grouse in the morning, and in the afternoon, he heads down to check his line and net. The bait’s still on the line, but the net has trapped a huge whitefish. It’s about 12 pounds and he kisses it on the mouth before putting it in his new ice box. He’s adding a few ice blocks to the box just to be safe when he takes a spill. Fortunately, he’s uninjured.
After he walks off, Sassy tries to break into his stash but can’t.
HBO’s shared the official trailer for My Brilliant Friend‘s fourth and final season. Renewed in 2022, the fourth season will premiere on September 9, 2024 at 9pm ET/PT. New episodes will air on Mondays.
Season four is based on the fourth book of Elena Ferrante’s quadrilogy, My Brilliant Friend: The Story Of The Lost Child.
“My Brilliant Friend follows Elena Greco and the most important friend in her life, Raffaella ‘Lila’ Cerullo. After meeting as children in 1950s Naples, their story goes on to cover over 60 years, exploring the mystery of Lila – Elena’s brilliant best friend and, in a way, her worst enemy,” reads HBO’s synopsis. “The fourth installment of the saga, titled ‘Story of the Lost Child,’ delves into the adult lives of Elena and Lila. They find themselves entangled in the turmoil of Italy in the late 1980s, nearing the end of decades of political violence and social unrest. Amid motherhood and career demands, amid betrayals, threats, disappearances, and natural disasters, Elena and Lila once again reside in the same neighborhood.”
Season four stars Alba Rohrwacher as Elena Greco/Lenù, Irene Maiorino as Raffaella Cerullo/Lila, Fabrizio Gifuni as Nino Sarratorea, Stefano Dionisi as Franco Mari, and Anna Rita Vitolo as Immacolata. Pier Giorgio Bellocchio plays Pietro Airota, Daria Deflorian is Adele Airota, Lino Musella is Marcello Solara, Eduardo Scarpetta is Pasquale Peluso, Edoardo Pesce is Michele Solara, and Sonia Bergamasco is Maria Rosa Airota.
Author Elena Ferrante, Francesco Piccolo, Laura Paolucci, and Saverio Costanzo wrote the screenplays, with Laura Bispuri directing. Executive producers include Paolucci, Saverio Costanzo, Paolo Sorrentino, Jennifer Schuur, Elena Recchia, and Guido De Laurentiis.
Season two of Netflix’s sports documentary series Sprint will continue spotlighting the journeys of world-class sprinters through the trials and the Paris 2024 Olympics. The new season focuses on Noah Lyles, Gabby Thomas, Fred Kerley, Kishane Thompson, Julien Alfred, and Letsile Tebogo. Melissa Jefferson, Twanisha Terry, Marcell Jacobs, Kenny Bednarek, Shericka Jackson, and Oblique Seville will also be featured in season two.
“Following athletes from all over the world, this series delves deep into the psyches of those elite competitors who train to be the fastest person on the planet,” reads Netflix’s synopsis. “We take an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the high stakes, and mental toughness of the sprinters who devote their entire lives to crossing the finish line in record time, where their professional futures are decided in just fractions of a second.”
The six-episode first season debuted on July 2, 2024, ahead of the Olympics, with footage shot during the 2023 World Championships. Sprint season two will premiere on November 13th.
The docuseries is produced by Box to Box Films (Full Swing) in association with World Athletics and the Olympic Channel. Executive producers include Paul Martin, James Gay-Rees, and Warren Smith of Box to Box Films. JT Taylor and Yiannis Exarchos of the Olympic Channel and Jérôme Parmentier and David Herren of the IOC also serve as executive producers.
Megan Thee Stallion to host the 2024 VMAs (Photo Credit: Kanya Iwana / Provided by MTV)
Megan Thee Stallion will make her hosting debut with the 2024 VMAs. The three-time Grammy winner will take the stage to guide this year’s show live from New York’s UBS Arena.
The VMAs will air on MTV on Wednesday, September 11th at 8pm ET/PT.
Megan Thee Stallion released her latest album MEGAN in June 2024, and has been on the road with her “Hot Girl Summer Tour.” The 2024 tour kicked off on May 14th in Minneapolis and will wrap up on September 26th in New York City. The two-time VMAs winner is nominated for five awards this year, including Best Collaboration with GloRilla, Best Hip Hop, Best Direction, Best Visual Effects, and Best Art Direction.
Megan Thee Stallion joins a star-studded lineup that includes Benson Boone, Camila Cabello, Chappell Roan, GloRilla, Halsey, Lenny Kravitz, LISA, Rauw Alejandro, and Sabrina Carpenter. MTV previously announced this year’s Video Vanguard Award will be bestowed upon five-time VMAs winner Katy Perry, with Perry confirmed to perform a medley of her hits.
“Katy is a musical powerhouse and true pop culture icon. With her game-changing creative vision, she has become a global phenomenon and has taken over the world’s biggest stages. Katy’s prowess will be on full display LIVE on the VMAs with a can’t-miss, career-encompassing performance celebrating her biggest moments and chart-topping hits,” said Bruce Gillmer, President of Music, Music Talent, Programming & Events, Paramount and Chief Content Officer, Music, Paramount+.
Previous winners include David Bowie, The Beatles, Shakira, Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj, Madonna, Janet Jackson, LL COOL J, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, Justin Timberlake, and Missy Elliott.
This year’s awards show is executive produced by Bruce Gillmer and Den of Thieves co-founder Jesse Ignjatovic.
The Drew Barrymore Show has officially been renewed for season six ahead of its season five premiere. The daytime talk show, which will kick off season five on September 9, 2024, has been averaging 1.1 million viewers.
Season six will air in 2025.
“Over the last few seasons, stations have realized that The Drew Barrymore Show is like no other series in daytime, bringing Drew’s brand of positivity and ad-friendly content to viewers on a consistent basis,” said Wendy McMahon, president and CEO of CBS News and Stations and CBS Media Ventures. “Many of these upgrades now pair Drew with a CBS Mornings lead-in, which has proven to be a powerful combination. This season, in markets where Drew airs at 9:00 AM, its ratings are +21% higher among total viewers when CBS Mornings is the lead-in.”
Barrymore and Jason Kurtz serve as executive producers.
“Drew is a one-of-a-kind talent who is an integral part of the CBS and Paramount family,” added McMahon. “This early renewal and upgrades are a testament to our commitment to The Drew Barrymore Show and its loyal audience, who tune in every day to see Drew’s warmth, inquisitiveness, and spontaneity.”
CBS also announced the series has been moved into “upgraded” time slots in the following markets for season five:
• New York’s WCBS
• Dallas’ KTVT
• Boston’s WBZ
• Philadelphia’s KYW
• San Francisco’s KPIX
• Miami’s WFOR
FX will release all nine-episodes of the limited series Say Nothing on Hulu on November 14, 2024. Created by Joshua Zetumer (RoboCop), the drama is based on Patrick Radden Keefe’s bestseller, which made the New York Times‘ 100 Best Books of the 21st Century list.
“Say Nothing is a gripping story of murder and memory in Northern Ireland during The Troubles. Spanning four decades, the series opens with the shocking disappearance of Jean McConville, a single mother of ten who was abducted from her home in 1972 and never seen alive again,” reads FX’s synopsis. “Telling the story of various Irish Republican Army (IRA) members, Say Nothing explores the extremes some people will go to in the name of their beliefs, the way a deeply divided society can suddenly tip over into armed conflict, the long shadow of radical violence for all affected, and the emotional and psychological costs of a code of silence.”
The nine-episode series stars Lola Petticrew (Tuesday) as Dolours Price and Hazel Doupe (Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale) as Marian Price, the young women who became potent symbols of radical politics. Anthony Boyle (The Plot Against America) plays Brendan Hughes, described as a charismatic but conflicted military strategist. Josh Finan (The Gentlemen) is Gerry Adams, a leading political operator who would go on to negotiate peace and has always denied having any involvement with the IRA.
The Theory of Everything‘s Maxine Peake plays the older Dolours Price.
Author Patrick Radden Keefe is involved as an executive producer. Additional executive producers include Zetumer, Edward McDonnell, Michael Lennox, and Color Force’s Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson.
Fox’s new drama Rescue: HI-Surf is helping real open-water lifeguards get the designation they deserve by supporting the “Lifeguards First” campaign. The series is teaming up with the United States Lifesaving Association (USLA) to host rallies and hold letter-writing campaigns to have open-water lifeguards designated as official emergency response providers.
“Our new action-drama Rescue: HI-Surf captures the incredible skill and bravery of open-water lifeguards, and every episode is inspired by the heroic, real-life first responders who save lives every day under seemingly impossible conditions,” stated Michael Thorn, President of FOX Television Network. “But through our work on this series, we were troubled to learn that despite their essential, courageous work, they are not considered Emergency First Responders in most places and don’t receive the recognition and benefits they deserve.”
USLA and Fox are hosting a rally on the Jersey Shore on August 24th and in Los Angeles on August 31st. Per Fox, the events will feature special appearances by the cast, shaved ice trucks, and photo opps. For more details, visit the official rhsfirstresponders.com website.
“The USLA is excited to collaborate with FOX in rallying Congressional Co-Sponsors for House Concurrent Resolution 41, which will recognize open water lifeguards as official emergency response providers,” said Peter Davis, President of the USLA. “This vital measure will ensure that lifeguards across the nation are acknowledged as first responders, granting them the respect and benefits commensurate with their critical role in public safety.”
Fox’s new drama stars Robbie Magasiva (Wentworth), Arielle Kebbel (Midnight, Texas), Adam Demos (Sex / Life), Kekoa Kekumano (The White Lotus), Alex Aiono (Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin), and Zoe Cipres (Roswell, New Mexico). Recurring guest stars include Sea Shimooka (3 Body Problem), Shawn Hatosy (Animal Kingdom), and Ian Anthony Dale (The Resident).
“Rescue: HI-Surf follows the personal and professional lives of the heavy-water lifeguards who patrol and protect the North Shore of O’ahu—the most famous and dangerous stretch of coastline in the world,” reads Fox’s synopsis. “Each episode will feature these dedicated, heroic and adrenaline-seeking first-responders saving lives in the difficult and often life-threatening conditions of Hawaii’s Seven Mile Miracle.”
Matt Kester created the series and serves as an executive producer and co-showrunner with John Wells and Daniele Nathanson. Wells directed the first two episodes, and Kester and Nathanson are writers. (Kester wrote the season premiere.)
The action drama kicks off with a two-night premiere on September 22nd and 23rd.
