Michael J. Fox Joins Apple TV’s Shrinking Season 3 In A Powerful Return To The Screen

Michael J. Fox became famous for his role in the Back to the Future movies and starred in several well-received films during the 1980s and 90s. He then returned to television with Spin City. Known for his energetic acting and talent for physical comedy, Fox faced a major life change when he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in the early 1990s, which significantly altered his perspective.

‘The Dutchman’ Review: A Flawed Exploration of Race and Identity in America

The film The Dutchman opens with Clay (Holland) and his wife, Kaya (Zazie Beetz), in a tense therapy session. Clay feels Dr. Amiri (Stephen McKinley Henderson) consistently favors Kaya, especially since she was unfaithful. Clay struggles to understand why his feelings aren’t being validated. Kaya acknowledges her mistake but points out that Clay didn’t communicate his concerns when they first arose. This leads Dr. Amiri to identify the core of Clay’s conflict: Clay feels he’s not considered truly accepted by white society because of his race, despite his successes, and simultaneously feels disconnected from his Black heritage and the hardships of his ancestors.

Peacock’s New 8-Part Sci-Fi Thriller Series Is Now No. 1 On U.S. Streaming Charts At The Perfect Time

I just finished binging the first season of The Copenhagen Test, which landed all eight episodes on Peacock on December 27th. It’s a really compelling show, and while Peacock hasn’t officially given it a second season yet, the creators are definitely hoping for one – and honestly, it deserves it. If Peacock lets this one breathe, it could be a major win for the platform, proving they can deliver truly great content.