Television Series

ER still remains the longest-running medical drama in TV history, lasting 15 seasons and 331 episodes, but Golden Globe-winning drama Grey’s Anatomy is fast closing in on that record. Now in its 13th season, the show created by Shonda Rhimes has already been renewed for a 14th season and is expected to cross that Guinness Book of Records milestone in late 2018.

Caitriona Balfe, Outlander. "This was the biggest thing I’ve ever done so it was quite daunting in the beginning.

The Crown. The 10-episode first season which airs on Netflix is created and written by Peter Morgan, Golden Globe winner for Best Screenplay for The Queen, and nominee for the same award for Frost/Nixon.

Keri Russell, who plays a Soviet agent in The Americans, muses on whether she’d be a good spy.   “I’m literally the worst liar of all time.

In her role as the android Dolores in the HBO series Westworld, Evan Rachel Wood had to figure out how to appear human while subtly suggesting her character’s robotic existence.   “The hosts are so human,” she explained to the HFPA.

Claire Foy receives her first Golden Globe nomination for her role as Elizabeth, first as princess and then as queen of England, in The Crown, Netflix series chronicling the lives of the British royal family.   Costing more than $100 million for its first season, the show takes us into the lives of the Windsors, portraying them as real people who contend with relationships, love, loss and heartbreak just like the rest of us, despite the palaces they live in, the wealth that surrounds them and the pedestal they are placed upon by the subjects they serve.

It’s such a challenge for guys – what to wear to a cocktail party? Um. A suit! How about to the big power meeting? A suit! When you really wanna impress? Yeah.

Last year’s Golden Globe winner for Best TV Drama, Mr. Robot was rightly hailed as one of the most original new series on television.

Seth Rogen and creative partner/childhood buddy Evan Goldberg have been collaborating for the better part of a decade now, delivering edgy adult comedies like Knocked Up, Pineapple Express and This is the End.  Including The Interview whose irreverent portrayal of strongman Kim Jong Un landed Sony into a diplomatic incident with North Korea, provoking, by all accounts, the infamous Sony hack.

Over the years Nordic Noir has given us The Killing, The Bridge and of course The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Scandinavian crime thrillers have introduced a dark, brooding quality to the genre that has captivated audiences worldwide, both in the original versions and in the English adaptations.