These are the TV shows we’ll be keeping an eye on during the Great Indoor Summer of 2020
Clockwise from top right: Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story, Love Victor, The Good Lord Bird, I May Destroy You, The Not-Too-Late Show With Elmo. Photo-Illustration: Maya Robinson/Vulture and Photos Courtesy of Networks The effects of the coronavirus pandemic on entertainment vary greatly from medium to medium.
Central Park After an initial boom, it’s been a quiet spring for Apple’s new streaming service. For those who do subscribe, though, or for anyone who’s been on the fence about it, Central Park is a worthwhile series to check out. It’s a new animated comedy from Loren Bouchard, the creator of Bob’s Burgers, about the family of a Manhattan park ranger. In addition to a fantastic voice cast — Leslie Odom Jr.
Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story The first season of Dirty John revisited a true-crime story that had previously been explored on a podcast of the same name, but it’s been revived for season two as an anthology series, following a completely different true story of love gone wrong .
Love, Victor “A spinoff of a sweet but blinkered Disney coming-out movie” doesn’t initially scream must-watch TV. Love, Victor was reportedly shifted from Disney+ to Hulu because it didn’t fit on the family-friendly streaming service, but don’t let that fool you either. Like its originating movie Love, Simon, the spinoff series is very charming, but it adds layers of complexity and emotional turmoil that make the show much more richly rewarding.
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