Atlanta
Sundance
The six finalists are Atlanta, Boulder, Cincinnati, Louisville, Santa Fe, and Sundance's current home in Park City and Salt Lake City.
Even though Glover "had such a great time" writing for the NBC sitcom, the multi-hyphenate creator didn't want his debut series "Atlanta" to employ the same behind-the-scenes tactics.
From "The Bear" and "Moonlighting" to "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and "Martin," these scripted TV comedies are the best of the best.
Thompson on Hollywood
The WGA winner and Emmy nominee broke into TV with stellar turns on "Atlanta" and "What We Do in the Shadows," but she tells IndieWire why she couldn't shake the idea for her first film.
Neeson wasn't sure he wanted to visit Cancel Club until Peele told him it was a good idea.
A multifaceted collection of undeniably entertaining television.
Donald Glover and Hiro Murai's series finale is dense, silly, self-aware, surreal, disagreeable, and sublime — in short, what "Atlanta" has been all along.
"Light Skinned-ed," written by Stefani Robinson and directed by Hiro Murai, is a return to the light, crackling comedy largely absent from Season 3.
In referencing the cousins' most pivotal conversation to date, Episode 3 emphasizes how much has changed — and how much more still could.
In the final season's first three episodes, Earn & Co. return to Atlanta after a successful European tour, but fame and fortune don't taper their greater fears.
"To say it's only for white people, it's like we're cutting ourselves down," Glover said during the TCA press tour.
The fourth and final season will be set in the series' namesake city after a Season 3 voyage across Europe.
