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Hulu has renewed the eight-episode thriller Furious for a second season. Starring Emmy Rossum as FBI agent Alice Black opposite Lola Petticrew’s enigmatic killer, the show has seen steady weekly viewership growth since its July premiere, with Season 1 finale set for Aug. 31. Created by Elizabeth Meriwether and produced by 20th Television and Searchlight Television, Furious is loosely inspired by the 1987 film Black Widow.
Steve Way, who has Ullrich congenital muscular dystrophy, stars as Alden in Hulu’s Furious, delivering a romantic, fully human disabled lead experience. He credits creator Liz Meriwether and co-star Lola Petticrew for shaping a portrayal where disability is not a tragedy, and ties on-screen representation to real-world advocacy—fighting ableism and advocating for healthcare access through Medicaid. Way hopes this role opens more opportunities for disabled actors and motivates his broader work in health‑care policy.
Emmy Rossum anchors Hulu’s eight-episode thriller Furious, a cat-and-mouse Epstein-era drama loosely inspired by Black Widow. With standout turns from Lola Petticrew and Quincy Tyler Bernstine, the series blends lurid early-episodes sensationalism with increasingly sharp, character-driven storytelling about trauma, revenge, and justice denied by powerful institutions. Though messy at times, it culminates in a satisfying, conclusive arc that elevates the premise through strong performances and tonal restraint.
Lola Petticrew discusses their impactful role in the FX series 'Say Nothing,' which delves into the historical period known as the Troubles. Petticrew expresses the pressure of accurately portraying a subject so deeply connected to their community.