#HalandHarper uses well edited non-linear storytelling, the story is as much in the past as the present as it reveals previous trauma. Making the adult characters play their 1st/3rd grade selves in flashbacks was a move I hadn't seen before.

I originally expected to take Amazon's #Lazarus as my new show of the week despite mixed feelings about how it looks, before discovering #HalandHarper

The TV Owl new show of the week (Oct. 19-25) is Hal & Harper

Stars: Lili Reinhart, Cooper Raiff, Mark Ruffalo, Betty Gilpin

Plot: Two adult siblings deal with news their dad is having a kid

90% Rottentomatoes, 80 Metacritic

Streams on #MUBI Oct. 19th

#HalandHarper

Tim Robinson is game in #TheChairCompany and I liked some of the needle drops like Elliott Smith, but some of the Beau is Afraid-esque surreal/quirky moments was a bit too much for me.

Next week will be one of those where I'm forced to choose between scarce options for my new show of the week pick, but after watching its trailer a few times I've talked myself into a pick

With #Task moving to drama instead of limited at the Emmy hinting at a second season, my idea is that Ruffalo's Tom teams up with Kate Winslet's Mare of Easttown character next season. Both shows blue collar Philadelphia setting makes it doable in the plot. #HBO

The scene in the first episode where the escaped prisoners ambush the plane was an incredibly intense and well filmed scene, as well staged as the big fight scenes in Apple's See #TheLastFrontier

My favorite character so far is Haley Bennett as Scofield and her backstory with Dominic Cooper's villain making her an intriguing wild card of what she's after. #TheLastFrontier

The Last Frontier had flaws like cliches with Jason Clarke's character (one last job before that dream bnb life!) and the teen kids get lost after escaping to the cabin plot, but I had a lot of fun so far with its crazy plot mixing Con Air Alaska with CIA conspiracy #TheLastFrontier #AppleTV

My new tv show of the week pick for Oct 11-17 is #TheChairCompany which premiered tonight! With Tim Robinson getting a chance to make a weird show on HBO like Nathan Fielder and strong reviews so far at 81 on metacritic this looks interesting!