Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan have hopped in a time machine for their new Netflix limited series Hollywood. Read the review:
With the possible exception of Norman Lear, no TV producer working today knows better than Ryan Murphy that change is possible in Hollywood if you're willing to dedicate yourself to seeing that change through.
Archie's script about the late starlet Peg Entwistle is about to bring all the characters together, and maybe it will also bring about change that could reshape the industry and the world. — the arc of the moral universe becomes much shorter if you can skip straight to justice — is likely to bug you, because if you're unlikely to be bothered, there's a lot to enjoy here.
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