Rolling Stone ‘Six Feet Under’: The Oral History of HBO’s Beloved Landmark Series
The show’s creator and cast eulogize the life-after-death drama
By HBO/Everett
This story was originally published August 20th, 2015.
It’s easy to imagine that, 15 years from now, television audiences will take for granted the existence of groundbreaking series like
Orange Is the New Black and
Transparent. But it’s impossible to look at the currently lush television landscape without acknowledging the debt that most popular shows owe to HBO at the turn of the new millennium.
While network television continued raking in the advertising dollars with surefire bets and lowest-common denominators, the premium cable channel was kickstarting its own quiet revolution, finding success in a variety of genres from pop-cultural phenomenons (
עמוק באדמה בת 20: הסדרה שחתרה אל האור מבעד לאפלה
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Six Feet Under, premiado drama de HBO, cumple hoy 20 años de su estreno
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A dos metros bajo tierra , 20 años de la mítica serie que tuteó a la muerte, por Juan Manuel Freire
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Anthony Roman The 100 Best Shows on TV Right Now TV Guide celebrates the series that made us laugh, broke our hearts, and threw us a lifeline during these wild times TV Guide Editors
Sept. 3, 2020
As we began our annual ranking of the 100 Best Shows on TV Right Now, it was impossible to ignore the fact that there s never been a right now quite like this one.
The world is still reeling amid the COVID-19 pandemic, which has killed more than 800,000 people. As schools, restaurants, businesses, music venues, and sports arenas shut down beginning in March in an effort to slow the spread of the deadly coronavirus, so did Hollywood. Filming for many of our favorite shows ceased midseason, and with theaters closed, major blockbuster movies were delayed or released straight to streaming platforms. It s been nearly six months, and millions of Americans are still in various stages of social isolation. Throughout it all, TV has served as a coping