OPINION: Emmy season is upon us and streaming services are launching their biggest shows, from 'Bridgerton' to 'Pachinko' to 'Halo.' Here's mmmmurf's guide to what to watch as a distraction from...well, everything.
That’s because it’s the start of Emmy season, with streaming services launching their best and brightest shows, from a new season of Netflix’s romantic megahit “Bridgerton” to Apple’s sweeping family drama “Pachinko” to Paramount’s escapist shoot-’em-up “Halo.”
Here’s a look at what’s coming to the various streaming services in March 2022, and what’s really worth the monthly subscription fee. Apple also as “WeCrashed” , an eight-episode miniseries based on the popular podcast about the rapid rise and stunning fall of the multibillion-dollar startup WeWork. It stars Jared Leto as charismatic founder Adam Neumann and Anne Hathaway as his wife/muse/manifestor. Amid a general docudrama overload, and with no shortage of news articles, books and documentaries about the real-life rise and fall of WeWork, it’s unclear why we need a whole miniseries.
There’s also “Julia” , a new biographic series starring Sarah Lancashire as the pioneering chef and TV personality Julia Child; “Our Flag Means Death” , a comedy from Oscar-winner Taika Waititi about a foppish 18th-century pirate played by Rhys Darby ; “Minx” , a porn-magazine comedy set in the 1970s; “The Larry David Story” , a two-part documentary on the misanthropic comedian; and the addition of all 14 seasons of the Canadian high-school soap “Degrassi: The Next Generation” .
Play, pause or stop? Play, for “Atlanta” and “Better Things” alone, with “The Dropout” and “Life & Beth” as potential bonuses. The one caveat: If you already have cable, and FX, then Hulu becomes a bit less necessary.The biggest addition comes late in the month, with “Moon Knight” , starring Oscar Isaac as one of Marvel’s weirdest superheroes, a former mercenary whose body is possessed by an ancient Egyptian god.
Netflix Netflix executives warned the first quarter was going to be slow, and they weren’t kidding. While March has a few more returning hits than the past couple of months, the lineup is still significantly lighter than viewers have gotten used to. Also on the way: “Lucy & Desi” , a documentary from director Amy Poehler about the partnership and legacy of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz Jr.
Play, pause or stop? Pause. If you’re a fan of sci-fi or sports, there’s a good case for signing up. If not, there may not be enough there to be worth the money.
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