Warner Bros. Discovery is once again experimenting with sampling some of its premium pay TV and streaming content on its owned cable networks, this time sampling HBO‘s “True Detective: Night Country” and Max’s “Hacks.”
Beginning on March 28, “True Detective: Night Country,” which consists of six episodes, will air on TNT.
From April 3-7, “Hacks” will air its first three seasons on TBS with two episodes going back to back per night. The event leads into the “Hacks” Season 4 premiere April 10 on Max.
As is customary for mature content, the episodes will be edited to meet the standards and practices guidelines for cable.
I loved it.
I discounted 100% of the supernatural bullshit as just a manifestation of the overwhelming force of the ambient environment tearing apart everyone’s sanity.
It was glorious.
The cast were all second fiddle to Alaska, who was chewing the scenery in ways that would make Pacino blush.