Mini-series and TV Movies

When two longtime friends have a falling-out one disastrous evening in a motel room, it takes effort, discussion, anger and physical confrontation to determine whether their friendship is worth it.

HBO's limited series 'The Last of Us' showcases the best and worst of humanity after a pandemic crushes civilization and leaves the detritus of society behind.

'The Essex Serpent' starring Tom Hiddleston and Claire Danes is far better than your average television show but tries to cram too much into too little time.

'The Tourist' leaves The Man with a revelation that shakes him to his deepest soul, and the overwhelming question is can he accept what he was now that he is the man that he is?

The new 'Swimming with Sharks' TV series should be a Hollywood dark satire but is instead a psychological drama.

In 'Cobra Kai' season four, there is a new threat from an old enemy. Anyone familiar with 'The Karate Kid' film trilogy starring Ralph Macchio will recognize his scary face.

'Hinterland' is a great series - well written and brilliantly acted - one of the firs and still one of the best of the Welsh Noir genre.

I'm not sure if there will be a season two of 'Hawkeye,' but there should be.

'Jack Irish: Season 3' is a great mystery - one that's made even better due to the very human heart that beats beneath its surface.

'Total Control', an Australian poetical six part mini-series is the show you didn't know you needed to watch - so watch it.