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HBO Commits to Second Season of Sharon Horgan's 'Youth' Amid Strong Critical Reception
television2 hours ago

HBO Commits to Second Season of Sharon Horgan's 'Youth' Amid Strong Critical Reception

HBO has renewed Sharon Horgan's comedy series 'Youth' for a second season, following the conclusion of its first eight-episode run. The decision comes less than 24 hours after the season finale, driven by strong critical acclaim and global viewership metrics. Horgan, who created, wrote, and stars in the show, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to continue exploring midlife crises. The series, produced by Merman, is noted for its blend of humor and emotional depth, with no specific release date announced for the upcoming season.

via Deadline|
#comedy#hbo#renewal
Horgan's 'Youth' Frames Midlife as a Frantic Race Against Time
entertainment1 month ago

Horgan's 'Youth' Frames Midlife as a Frantic Race Against Time

Sharon Horgan’s new HBO series *Youth* follows a 50-year-old London literary agent navigating the 'sandwich generation' pressures of caring for aging parents and a teenage son while re-entering the dating scene. The series, which premiered with a double episode on September 20, 2026, blends sharp satire of the publishing industry with candid explorations of menopause, body image, and intergenerational conflict. Horgan describes the project as an evolution of her autofiction style, aiming to capture the specific anxieties of women in their fifties who feel time is running out. The show features a supporting cast including Damian Lewis and Cillian Murphy’s son, Aran Murphy, and has been praised for its realistic portrayal of midlife struggles without relying on saccharine nostalgia.

via avclub.com|
#comedy#entertainment#hbo
Horgan's 'Youth' Premieres: A Candid Look at Midlife Dating and Caregiving
tv1 month ago

Horgan's 'Youth' Premieres: A Candid Look at Midlife Dating and Caregiving

Sharon Horgan’s new HBO series 'Youth' premiered on September 20, 2026, offering a comedic exploration of midlife through the lens of a 50-year-old London literary agent. The eight-episode half-hour series, created by and starring Horgan, follows Alex as she navigates divorce, perimenopause, and the 'sandwich generation' pressures of caring for aging parents and a teenage son. Critics describe the show as a light, breezy, and honest portrait of a woman finding her way through a life stage often ignored by mainstream media, blending sharp satire of the publishing industry with personal, autofictional storytelling.

via Variety|
#comedy#hbo#midlife
Horgan’s ‘Youth’ Debuts on HBO Max, Satirizing Midlife Dating and Caregiving
entertainment1 month ago

Horgan’s ‘Youth’ Debuts on HBO Max, Satirizing Midlife Dating and Caregiving

Sharon Horgan’s new HBO Max series, Youth, premieres on September 21, 2026. The eight-part dramedy follows Alex, a 50-year-old divorced literary agent navigating the 'sandwich generation' by caring for aging parents and a teenage son while re-entering the dating scene. Horgan describes the show as an autobiographical exploration of menopause, aging, and post-divorce life, blending sharp satire of the publishing industry with honest depictions of physical and emotional insecurities. Critics praise the series for its frankness regarding midlife realities, including postmenopausal issues and the complexities of modern dating, while noting the strong chemistry between Horgan and co-stars.

via BBC|
#aran-murphy#entertainment#hbo-max
Horgan’s 'Youth' Debuts on HBO, Blending Middle-Aged Romance with Literary World Satire
television2 months ago

Horgan’s 'Youth' Debuts on HBO, Blending Middle-Aged Romance with Literary World Satire

Sharon Horgan’s new HBO series, 'Youth,' premieres September 20, following a 50-year-old London literary agent navigating divorce, aging, and dating. The show blends sharp comedy with dramatic realism, exploring the specific anxieties of middle-aged womanhood through the lens of a character who feels an 'existential biological clock' ticking. Horgan paused her work on 'Bad Sisters' to develop this autobiographical project, which features a cast including Rupert Friend and Sharlene Whyte. The series is produced by Merman and directed by Dawn Shadforth, marking a return to HBO for Horgan after her work on 'Catastrophe' and 'Divorce.'

via Vanity Fair|
#comedy#hbo#rupert-friend
Sharon Horgan Revives 'Bad Sisters' for a Compelling Second Season
entertainment1 year ago

Sharon Horgan Revives 'Bad Sisters' for a Compelling Second Season

Sharon Horgan decided to return to 'Bad Sisters' for a second season despite its seemingly conclusive ending. The show, based on the Belgian series 'Clan,' initially wrapped up its murder mystery plot in a satisfying manner, earning critical acclaim, a Peabody Award, and four Emmy nominations. However, the success and potential for further storytelling prompted Horgan to revisit the series.

via The Washington Post|
#apple-tv-plus#bad-sisters#comedy
tv1 year ago

'Bad Sisters' Season 2: Shocking Twists and New Faces

The second season of "Bad Sisters" on Apple TV+ continues the story of the Garvey sisters, focusing on the aftermath of Grace's actions in season one, where she killed her abusive husband, John Paul. Creator Sharon Horgan aims to maintain the show's energy while introducing new elements, including time jumps and new characters like Angelica, played by Fiona Shaw. The season begins with Grace experiencing rare joy, but tension escalates as past secrets resurface, leading to a dramatic cliffhanger involving a car crash and police investigation.

via Hollywood Reporter|
#anne-marie-duff#apple-tv#bad-sisters
tv-reviews2 years ago

'Bad Sisters' Season 2: Twists, Turns, and a Dash of Dark Humor

"Bad Sisters" Season 2, while not as intricate as its predecessor, remains an entertaining watch with its black comedy and strong familial chemistry. The new season, overseen by Sharon Horgan, shifts to a more linear narrative, lacking the dual timelines and complex plot of Season 1. Despite a less compelling central villain and a shorter runtime, new characters add energy, and the series continues to explore the Garvey sisters' chaotic dynamics. The first two episodes are now streaming on Apple TV+.

via Variety|
#apple-tv#bad-sisters#season-2
Sharon Horgan perseveres with 'Bad Sisters' season 2 despite obstacles.
entertainment3 years ago

Sharon Horgan perseveres with 'Bad Sisters' season 2 despite obstacles.

Sharon Horgan, creator of the Apple TV+ show Bad Sisters, discussed the show's unexpected success and the ongoing WGA strike at the Banff World Media Festival. Horgan emphasized the importance of writers rooms and their role in developing new talent. Despite the strike, Horgan is able to continue working on the second season of Bad Sisters as it is a U.K. production. The show, which follows the Garvey sisters as they come under suspicion for the murder of their abusive brother-in-law, has been ordered for a second season and is in contention for this year's Emmys.

via Hollywood Reporter|
#apple-tv#bad-sisters#emmys
Sharon Horgan Continues Writing Season 2 of 'Bad Sisters' Despite Setbacks.
entertainment3 years ago

Sharon Horgan Continues Writing Season 2 of 'Bad Sisters' Despite Setbacks.

Sharon Horgan is currently writing the second season of "Bad Sisters" for Apple TV+ despite the ongoing writers strike. Horgan, who has a local contract with Apple TV+ for the UK-filmed show, hinted that the new season will explore the emotional fallout of the Garvey clan's successful murder of their toxic brother-in-law. Horgan also commented on ABC's decision not to move forward with the US adaptation of "Motherland," saying it's "their loss."

via Variety|
#apple-tv#bad-sisters#entertainment