Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Thursday, Feb. 18. It’s all Eastern.
Best choice
It is a sin (HBO Max, 3:01 am, full limited series): It’s rough out there / in here, what with the pandemic and bad winter weather and God knows what else, maybe more murder horns at some point, anything will go in the days seo. So we’re aware that many of you, the phrase “British restricted series on the AIDS crisis” may be pushing you It is a sin into the mast of a possible-later-this-over-heavy-present. See if you can reconsider! The most recent from Russell T. Davies – de Doctor Who, yes, but also Very English scandal, the original Queer As Folk, Cucumber, Banana, and Tofu, the list goes on – following a group of friends whose lives are severely affected by AIDS and the failure of the government ‘s response to the crisis, but they seem to be just as heavy and heavy. Judging by the response of the British audience (it first went out in January), this should not be missed. Look for Danette Chavez’s review later today.
Regular coverage
Mgr Mayor (NBC, 8f)
Clarice (CBS, 10f)
Wild cards
Gilleasbaig’s next big thing (Peacock, 3:01 am, end first season): Created by Tony Hale (who, not surprisingly, also features Hale in the team), this DreamWorks series follows a little chicken who wants to get big events and makes some questionable choices on it. the way. The voice team also includes Rosamund Pike, Adam Pally, and Casey Wilson.
So Kishibe Rohan spoke (Netflix, 3:01 am, end first season): This four-part adaptation of the Hirohiko Araki manga series of the same name, is itself a spinoff of Diamond is unbreakable, the fourth installment of Araki ‘s fame JoJo’s weird adventure, hitting the US today. It looks wild.