'Crisis in Six Scenes' and 'Divorce's pilots

While other times i've been excited about Fall season and all the new shows premiering, this year there only had been two shows that have caught my attention, for obvious reasons. First, Woody Allen's show 'Crisis in Six Scenes' which i've already talked about it, and Sarah Jessica Parker's return to tv with 'Divorce'. So, i've finally been able to watch both pilots and here are my two cents:

'Crisis in Six Scenes' first episode is not all that much, i agree with many that it seemed kinda weak, but it looks promising and it happens to me that, with anything Woody Allen does, i always like to watch it because there's a familiarity about it and i love his characters. Also, Miley Cyrus hasn't even appeared so i'm sure she will be the surprise of the show and will bring a lot of life to the plot. So, i'm going to binge-watch this as soon as possible.

And what about 'Divorce'? i was less excited about it, only watching for Sarah Jessica Parker, but i quite liked the pilot. Molly Shannon is also on the show which is always a bonus and the series looks good though i don't see it lasting long when it comes to a second season but i hope to be proven wrong. But i really missed seeing SJP on tv.

So, have you watched any other new shows? i guess i will also give 'Westworld' a watch but let me know if there are other new shows worth watching.

sources: allwest & imdb

'Crisis in Six Scenes' trailer

Just the other day we got to see the first stills of 'Crisis in Six Scenes', Woody Allen's much awaited television project and now we're getting a trailer. And while it looks like good old Allen and that might sound like outdated or kinda repetitive, there's something about his work that never feels old. Because in here we get to see the typical Woody characters, like the Jewish uptight couple and their friends, a therapist, some outcast like Miley Cyrus' character and the usual comic tone that he's so praised about. And still, it looks fantastic and adorably familiar.

'Crisis in Six Scenes' will start streaming on Amazon on September 30 and i already can't wait so take a look at the trailer to get as excited as i did.

sources: rollingstone & youtube

'Crisis in Six Scenes'

 Woody Allen is coming to TV with a very mysterious secret project that we finally now get to know some details and even see some stills.

The six-episode half hour comedy is set in the 1960s where a few conservative suburban New Yorkers are being challenged by a young hippie, played by none other than Miley Cyrus. The series is going to have a humorous tone and will only have one season, so in case it's good old Woody Allen we won't have a second season. Other cast includes Elaine May, John Magaro and Rachel Brosnahan, and the show premieres on September 30 on Amazon.

While i lost track of Allen's latest films (i think the last one i watched from him was the excellent 'Blue Jasmine') i have to catch up with his latest projects one day, but i'm excited about him directing a tv show. I will definitely will watch 'Crisis in Six Scenes', and i already expect a lot.

sources: EW