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New Gossip Girl offers up nostalgia but what it needs is some grit

New Gossip Girl offers up nostalgia but what it needs is some grit We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Brad Newsome Normal text size The new Gossip Girl is glossed up, smoothed down, diversified out, and so keenly aware of the original that it sometimes feels like it’s about to disappear up its own ouroboros. Given the generous budget you’d expect from a new streaming service in search of a tentpole (HBO Max), the souffle rises wonderfully in the visual sense, but the air quickly starts leaking. Which isn’t to say that you won’t find yourself sucked in as we return once more to the sister schools serving the entitled, bratty offspring of Manhattan’s super-rich. Queen bee this time around is Instagram influencer Julien (Jordan Alexander), who numbers among her cronies mean girl Monet (Savannah Smith) and mean trans girl Luna (Zion Moreno). They’re pals with the voraciously bisexual Max (Thomas Doherty), film nerd

Peacock's 'Dr. Death': What TV show changed from podcast

The following contains spoilers from Peacock’s “Dr. Death.” Having an incompetent surgeon sounds like a nightmare, right? For 33 patients of Texas neurosurgeon Christopher Duntsch, it was a reality. Nicknamed “Dr. Death,” the story of Duntsch’s egregious medical crimes and the healthcare system that failed so many by allowing him to practice received the podcast treatment in 2018 from Wondery, the team behind “Dirty John.” Premiering Thursday on Peacock, the television adaptation features “The Affair’s” Joshua Jackson as the charming yet sinister Duntsch. “In doing a television version of [‘Dr. Death’], we actually had the time and the opportunity to do a bit of a deeper dive into the story than the podcast was able to,” says showrunner Patrick Macmanus.