Sitcoms can get precious, but FX’s Breeders looks a bit more on the ‘so authentic how did it ever get made’ side.
Breeders stars Martin Freeman and Daisy Haggard as parents who are doing the best they can when Daisy’s estranged father shows up and parenting styles clash.
Breeders premiere on March 2nd. Check out the trailer below.
Stranded in rural Australia in the aftermath of a violent pandemic, an infected father desperately seeks a new home for his infant child, and a means to protect her from his own changing nature.
Cargo premieres on Netflix on May 18th.
Continue reading I Don’t Think Normal’s On The Horizon Trailer: Cargo!
Crackle has ordered a third season of its tech-infused thriller StartUp – currently the #1 title on the free, ad-supported service.
The return of Sherlock after an absence of two years – not counting the one-off The Abominable Bride – set audience records then dropped off precipitously. Of its three 90-minute episodes, one was brilliant, one was much better than the average mystery/procedural and the final had great moments but also a number of obvious flaws.
If you binge all three episodes, though, it is easily apparent that Sherlock’s worst was better than most shows’ best – as the fourth season DVD set shows. Plus there’s two hours of pretty darned decent bonus material.
Continue reading Sherlock: Season Four – The Brilliant Outweighs The Awful!
Following its television premiere, Sherlock: The Final Problem – the show’s season four finale – will get a two-night theatrical release with exclusive bonus content.
The theatrical event will come from the partnership of BBC Worldwide and Fathom Events. Screenings will take place on Monday, January 16th and Wednesday, January 18th.
Read on for details.
Continue reading Sherlock: The Final Problem Gets Two Night Theatrical Release!
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What do Nick Talman, a financier at a boutique Miami firm; Izzy Morales, a tech whiz/hacker out to change the world, and Ronald Dacey, second-in-command of the local Hitian gang have in common?
And why is FBI agent Phil Rask so eager to take Talman down?
The answer is GenCoin – the next big online currency.
StartUp is the new Crackle series that brings all these disparate elements together. Check out the new, extended trailer for the series after the break. StartUp premieres on September 6th. Follow the jump for a scene in which Agent Rask stops by Nick Talman’s office.
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What do Nick Talman, a financier at a boutique Miami firm; Izzy Morales, a tech whiz/hacker out to change the world, and Ronald Dacey, second-in-command of the local Hitian gang have in common?
And why is FBI agent Phil Rask so eager to take Talman down?
The answer is GenCoin – the next big online currency.
StartUp is the new Crackle series that brings all these disparate elements together. Check out the new, extended trailer for the series after the break. StartUp premieres on September 6th.
Crackle’s new drama series, StartUp, is not what you’re expecting. This is not a tale of guys gathered in a garage creating the next step in global communication.
Instead, it’s about Nick Talman (Adrian Brody), whose father is being sought by the FBI and whose ill-gotten gains he chooses to invest in a unique startup; Phil Rask (Martin Freeman), the FBI agent who’s got Talman’s father in his sights; Izzy Morales (Otmara Marrero), the tech whiz behind a new online currency, and Ronald Dacey (Edi Gathegi), the number two man in Miami’s preeminent Haitian gang.
StartUp will premiere on Crackle on Tuesday, September 6th. Follow the jump for further details.
Continue reading Crackle’s StartUp To Premiere September 6th!
Following on the success of The Art of More, Crackle, Sony’s free streaming service, has ordered the 10-episode drama Start Up, starring Martin Freeman.
Start Up follows three wrong-side-of-the-tracks guys who come up with a ‘brilliant yet controversial tech idea.’
Other cast members include Adam Brody, Edi Gathegi and Otmarra Marrero.The series goes into production this week in San Juan, with release date to be determined. Follow the jump for more.
Continue reading Crackle Orders Drama Start Up with Martin Freeman!
The Sherlock Special has a title, a trailer and a premiere date.
Sherlock: The Abominable Bride will premiere on January 1, 2016 (PBS, 9/8C) and encore on January 10, 2016 (10/9C). Check out the trailer following the jump.
Take Benedict Cumberbatch’s Sherlock Holmes and Martin Freeman’s Watson and stick them back in the 19th Century and what do you get? Ghosts, by Jove! Ghosts!
The new trailer for The Sherlock Special is dark and creepy and very, very Victorian. It features Holmes in the famous deerstalker (that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle never once mentioned) and Watson with a handlebar mustache – confronted by a seemingly spectral puzzle.
Check it out after the jump. The Sherlock Special will air on PBS’ Masterpiece Classic sometime in the near future. There will also be a special theatrical event release – again, with no specific date set.
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