HBO returns to the euphoria and trauma of teenage-hood in Generation
By Brad Newsome
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Binge, from Thursday, March 11
They never get any less full-on, these edgy TV series about high-school kids these days and all the wild sex and drugs they’re apparently having. But
Generation, a HBO Max series created by writer-director Daniel Barnz (
Phoebe in Wonderland,
Cake) and his teenage daughter, Zelda, accentuates the comedy of teenage naivety, even as it seeks out the gaps in its young characters’ armor, sliding its skewers into their deepest wounds and vulnerabilities.
Are the kids alright? Chase Sui Wonders, Justice Smith, Uly Schlesinger and Haley Sanchez in Generation.
HBO returns to the euphoria and trauma of teenage-hood in Generation
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(Warning: This post contains spoilers for the Season 1 finale of BBC America’s “The Watch.”)
The first season of BBC America’s “The Watch” ended on a huge cliffhanger on Sunday when Captain Sam Vimes (Richard Dormer) is teleported into the Observers’ realm. That’s after Wonse (Bianca Simone Mannie) teams up with them, having turned on The Watch after history is rewritten to make everyone believe she’s the one who committed Carcer’s (Sam Adewunmi) crimes including the summoning of the Noble Dragon.