Here’s what’s happening in the world of television on Friday 22nd January and Saturday 23rd January. All times are Oriental.
Top choices
Alice loses (Apple TV +, Friday, 12:01, premiere of the series): In this Israeli psychological thriller, 48-year-old Alice (Ayelet Zurer) tries to start her career as a director, after raising her family for years. She falls in love with a young femme fatale screenwriter after a chance encounter and finally surrenders her integrity for power, relevance and success.
Euphoria: Special Episode Part 2 (HBO Max, Friday, 9pm): After Euphoria’s excellent one-hour inauguration hour, last year—Which focused on Zendaya’s Rue – the second special in the series, “F * ck Everyone Who’s Not A Sea Blob,” comes with its lens zoomed in on Hunter Schafer’s Jules. In the episode, Jules struggles with Rue’s decision not to join the train at the end of the season. The episode airs early on HBO Max and airs on HBO on Sunday, January 24th.
Regular coverage
WandaVision (Disney +)
RuPaul’s Drag Race (VH1, Friday, 20:00)
Wild cards
The white tiger (Netflix, Friday, 03:01): “The white tiger makes all these plot and thematic checkpoints attractive while keeping the material at a distance – and at a distance only flashes of personality are visible (usually through the occasional expressive close-up). ” Read the rest of Jesse Hassenger’s review of The white tiger, based on Aravind Adiga’s dark humorous novel from 2008 set in India. In the adaptation, Adarsh Gourav, Rajkummar Rao and Priyanka Chopra Jonas play.
Painting With John (HBO, Friday, 11pm, series premiere): Art lovers unite! Directed by John Lurie, co-founder of the musical group The Lounge Lizards, and starring. This new series is a meditative tutorial and part of the fire. It features Lurie refining his watercolor techniques while telling what he learned about life.
The Sister (Hulu, Friday, 12:01 AM): This four-part British psychological thriller follows Nathan (Russell Tovey), whose past returns to haunt him in the form of an old acquaintance (Bertie Carvel) while buried secrets reappear. In the suspenseful, supernatural performance, Amrita Acharia, Nina Toussaint-White, Amanda Root and Paul Bazely play.
Let’s talk about Salt-N-Pepa (Live, Saturday, 8pm): This movie features an outline of the journey of Queensborough Community College students Cheryl “Salt” James and Sandra “Pepa” Denton as they enter the world of rap and hip-hop. Salt-N-Pepa made a huge impact as one of the first female rap groups, in part because she was not afraid to talk about sex and share their thoughts on men. The movie follows the group as they become the first female rap series to achieve platinum and experience groundbreaking success.
Pixar Popcorn (Disney +, Friday, 3:01 p.m.): Grab your popcorn – even at home and not yet in a movie theater – to prepare for this collection of ten mini-shorts featuring characters from Pixar favorites, such as Toy story, Motors, wind Nemo, en The incredible. These new and bite-sized stories were created by animators from Pixar Animation Studios and arrive just in time for National Popcorn Day.