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AMC’s “Soulmates,” a dramatic anthology series that has been compared to “Black Mirror,” is set 15 years into the future when a person can take a test in order to match with his or her soulmate. Despite its notable cast, including Malin Akerman, Charlie Heaton, Bill Skarsgård, and Sarah Snook, AV Club critic Shannon Miller gave “Soulmates” a C rating, describing the series as “a collection of chemistry-less performances and outdated tropes, some of which are so egregious that they overshadow any attempt at memorable storytelling.” The showrunners have another chance to make an impression with a second season, expected sometime in late 2021.
AMC Studios #49. Little Voice
– Metascore: 60
– Release date: July 10, 2020
Bess, an aspiring singer, juggles life, love, and dreams in New York City on Apple TV+’s “Little Voice.” There were high hopes for this show, which was created by Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson and produced by J.J. Abrams. While some viewers agree “Little Voice” is charming and genuine, others just can’t get past its predictable and overly familiar vibe. Dan Flenberg, writing for the Hollywood Reporter, said even though the show made him cringe, he admitted to blubbering at least once as well as humming to the tunes.
Bad Robot #48. Your Honor
– Metascore: 60
– Release date: Dec. 6, 2020
Adapted from the Israeli show “Kvodo,” Bryan Cranston stars in Showtime’s “Your Honor” as a judge trying to protect his son after a hit-and-run accident in New Orleans. Although the 10-episode limited series features a talented cast, Vulture critic Jen Chaney notes that it “contains so many familiar crime TV elements that it bends toward the tropey.”
CBS Television Studios #47. Penny Dreadful: City Of Angels
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