Abe Friedtanzer is a film and TV enthusiast who previously lived in New York City and now resides in Los Angeles. He has been been predicting the Oscars, Emmys, Golden Globes, and SAG Awards since he was allowed to stay up late enough to watch them. He has attended numerous film festivals including Sundance, TIFF, and SXSW. You can also find him at YouTube.com/MoviesWithAbe and Instagram.com/MoviesWithAbe.
One of the most underrated series on television, Somebody Somewhere, is back for its second season on HBO, airing after megahits Succession and Barry. Bridget Everett and Jeff Hiller star as two Kansas residents taking life’s punches as they come and enjoying their laughter-filled friendship in the half-hour dramedy. Awards Radar had the chance to […] More
In the new Netflix series The Diplomat, Kate Wyler (Keri Russell) is sent to London instead of Kabul at the behest of the American president to deal with a tense and potentially volatile situation. Both Kate and her husband Hal (Rufus Sewell) have a history as ambassadors, and they have to play to a watchful […] More
In the new Peacock series Mrs. Davis, Simone (Betty Gilpin) is a nun with a mission: to destroy the world’s most powerful artificial intelligence. She faces one hell of a battle as she teams up with Wiley (Jake McDorman) and Jay (Andy McQueen) to take down an all-knowing entity that has unlimited resources at its […] More
Abbott Elementary is easily one of the best success stories of network television in recent history, the only broadcast series to be nominated for a top prize at the Emmys last year and now wrapping up a great second season ahead of its third round coming soon. Among its talented cast is Lisa Ann Walter, […] More
Abbott Elementary is easily one of the best success stories of network television in recent history, the only broadcast series to be nominated for a top prize at the Emmys last year and now wrapping up a great second season ahead of its third round coming soon. Among its talented cast is Chris Perfetti, who […] More
In the popular Apple TV+ series Shrinking, which was recently renewed for a second season, Michael Urie portrays Brian, the upbeat (sometimes insensitively so) lawyer and best friend of Jimmy (Jason Segel, interviewed here by Joey). The death of Jimmy’s wife has created some distance between them, leading to an entertaining and heartfelt reconciliation over […] More
HBO’s Barry returns for its fourth and final season with a new perspective and situation its title character hasn’t experienced before, thanks in no small part to Jim Moss (Robert Wisdom), who managed to outsmart the infamous hitman by working with his acting teacher Gene Cousineau (Henry Winkler). Jim takes on a new role in […] More
It’s been a great run for Prime Video’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, which has taken home twenty Emmy Awards over the course of its first four seasons. Now, the show returns for its final nine episodes, sending Midge (Rachel Brosnahan) and everyone else off into the sunset with a bit more comedy and drama before […] More
One of the most popular series on television, nearly two decades after airing its first episode, is Grey’s Anatomy, a soapy medical drama that continues evolving as it gets into new territory with each season. Though she wasn’t part of the original cast when the show premiered, Kim Raver, a veteran of series like Third […] More
HBO Max’s comedy series Hacks works so well for many reasons, with the pairing of Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder as two women at very different points in their careers one of its best assets. But another crucial element is Paul W. Downs, who pulls double duty as a costar, portraying Jimmy, Deborah and Ava’s […] More
The new Apple TV+ series Dear Edward got off to a great start with a star-studded red carpet at the Directors Guild of America Theater in Los Angeles on Tuesday night. The show follows Edward (Colin O’Brien), the lone survivor of a plane crash, and the many people affected and moving through stages of grief. […] More
Millions of lives were lost during the Holocaust, and along with them, a culture that cannot truly be replaced. Many Jews had already left Europe in search of a stabler and safer life in America or elsewhere, and those who survived the Holocaust emigrated there and to the ancient homeland of Israel. What exists now […] More
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