Mrs. Davis
The series' creators discuss how they explored fundamental questions about technology, religion, family, and whales.
Awards Spotlight
The stars of the acclaimed Peacock limited series discus how its A.I. big bad ended up being "a reflection of who we are."
Thanks to a crowded fantasy/sci-fi Emmys field, several new shows are opting to compete in contemporary craft categories.
Part of the AI Herd
Sitting down with [redacted] "was the most nerve-wracking meeting of the entire process" — more, even, than pitching the show itself.
The Unholy Valley
Tara Hernandez and Damon Lindelof's Peacock adventure may be outlandish and fanciful, but it still challenges viewers to consider where, exactly, they put their faith.
The "Mrs. Davis" casting team told IndieWire about the process of casting a nun, a cowboy, a falafel store owner, and the rest of the globe-hopping Peacock series.
Tara Hernandez and Damon Lindelof's genre-bending odyssey about a nun hellbent on destroying an almighty algorithm is equally brilliant and bonkers.
Damon Lindelof and Tara Hernandez's Peacock drama about religion, technology, and (apparently) hippos debuted in Austin on March 14.
The show premieres at SXSW on Tuesday, followed by its streaming premiere on April 20.
Betty Gilpin stars in the Peacock show premiering April 20, but you won't find her in the teaser trailer.
The "Leftovers" scribe will team with "Young Sheldon" writer and co-executive producer Tara Hernandez for a series that explores faith and technology.
