Tag: Allison Janney
The Diplomat Season 3 Premiere Date Revealed by Netflix
The Diplomat returns with a new season and a new president when Season 3 premieres this fall on Netflix. Read on for the details!
The Diplomat Season 2 Review: A Shorter and Somehow Crazier Season
Even in a shorter season, The Diplomat Season 2 is an incredibly engrossing six episodes, but there are still issues keeping it from reaching its full potential. Read on for our review!
Palm Royale Season 1 Episode 10 Review: Maxine Throws a Party
Palm Royale’s season finale finds tensions boiling over at the Beach Ball as secrets come to light and tragedy strikes. Read our review!
Palm Royale Season 1 Episode 9 Review: Maxine Makes a Splash
Palm Royale’s penultimate outing finds Maxine scrambling after her impromptu sea swim while more secrets are buried beneath the surface. Read our review!
Palm Royale Season 1 Episode 8 Review: Maxine Saves the Whale
Palm Royale Season 1 Episode 8 fully embraces its comedic leanings as Maxine faces what she sees as karmic retribution. Read our review.
Palm Royale Season 1 Episode 7 Review: Maxine Bags a Prince
Palm Royale’s latest outing sees mayhem unfold at a funeral, with standout performances from Josh Lucas, Kristen Wiig, and Allison Janney. Read our review!
Palm Royale Season 1 Episode 6 Review: Maxine Takes a Step
Palm Royale’s latest episode is more emotionally resonant than its predecessors as we dive into Maxine’s past. Read our review of “Maxine Takes a Step.”
Palm Royale Season 1 Episode 5 Review: Maxine Shakes the Tree
Palm Royale’s latest outing finds Maxine’s plan unraveling at the seams as she digs deeper into Douglas’s past. Read our review of “Maxine Shakes the Tree”!
Palm Royale Season 1 Episode 4 Review: Maxine Rolls the Dice
Palm Royale kicks the glitzy, glamorous narrative up a notch with hilarious performances from Carol Burnett and Kristen Wiig. Read our review of episode four!
Palm Royale Review: Pilot / Maxine Saves a Cat / Maxine’s Like a Dellacorte (Season 1 Episodes 1-3)
Palm Royale makes a splash on Apple TV+ with its biting social commentary and 1960s-infused catty backstabbing. Read our review!