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Tom Holland’s ‘Crowded Room,’ Judge Judy’s Son Dispenses ‘Tribunal Justice,’

Tom Holland’s ‘Crowded Room,’ Judge Judy’s Son Dispenses ‘Tribunal Justice,’
Sasha Lane and Tom Holland in 'The Crowded Room'

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The Crowded Room

Inspired by the book The Minds of Billy Milligan, a haunting psychological mystery stars Tom Holland of Spider-Man fame as Danny Sullivan, a troubled youth whose involvement in a 1979 shooting incident in midtown Manhattan piques the interest of professor Rya Goodwin (Amanda Seyfried), who intends to unravel the secrets within Danny’s cluttered mind. The leads are excellent, although the series suffers by keeping its Big Reveal from being directly addressed for half of its 10-episode length. Once all the cards are on the table, The Crowded Room becomes a gripping account of a struggle for Danny’s soul and a taut courtroom drama. Launches with three episodes. (See the full review.)

Tanya Acker, Patricia DiMango, Adam Levy in 'Tribunal Justice'

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Tribunal Justice

“If dishonesty caused emotional distress, the three of us would all be in heavy therapy up here,” quips outspoken Judge Patricia DiMango, one of three litigators presiding over cases in this offshoot of Judy Justice. DiMango is joined by Judy Sheindlin’s son Adam Levy, a former D.A. in Putnam County, and Tanya Acker, a former L.A. Judge Pro Tem. After each hearing, the judges debate the case before declaring a verdict. Keeping order in the court as bailiffs: former Judge Judy staple Petri Hawkins Byrd and Cassandra Britt.

RENFIELD, from left: Nicholas Hoult, Nicolas Cage as Dracula, 2023. ph: Michele K. Short / © Universal Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

Michele K. Short / © Universal Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

Renfield

The Great’s Nicholas Hoult stars as the Prince of Darkness’s most unhappily loyal servant, with Nicolas Cage merrily fanging the scenery as Dracula, in a horror comedy that makes its way to streaming just two months after its theatrical opening. Among the recognizable comic talent in the supporting cast: Awkwafina as a New Orleans cop who sees the good in Renfield and Ghosts’ Brandon Scott Jones as the leader of a 12-step support group where the beleaguered hero hopes to cure his co-dependency with the iconic vampire.

INSIDE FRIDAY TV:

  • NBA Finals (8:30 pm/ET, ABC): Denver Nuggets currently leads the series 2-1. Can the Miami Heat tie it again?
  • Dateline NBC (9/8c, NBC): Andrea Canning’s report on the 2013 murders of a Texas prosecutor, a district attorney and his wife includes an interview with Kim Williams, serving 40 years for her role in the assassinations carried out by her husband, a former justice of the peace.
  • Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Something New (9/8c, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries): In a movie prequel, Aurora (Skyler Samuels) is a recent college grad assisting a crime-fiction class when she and police officer Arthur (Evan Roderick) are presented their first mystery: a murder on the day of her friend’s wedding rehearsal, where the groom-to-be becomes the prime suspect.
  • The Proof Is Out There (10/9c, History): Journalist Tony Harris is back with new episodes of the series perusing videos of unexplained paranormal phenomena, including footage of possible UFOs presented to Congress, the latest alleged Loch Ness Monster sighting and a bizarre “Yellow Brick Road” found on the Pacific Ocean floor.

ON THE STREAM:

  • Silo (streaming on Apple TV+): The subterranean sci-fi drama confronts several key mysteries, as sheriff Juliette (Rebecca Ferguson) follows a lead from the forbidden picture book showing images of the world outside the silo. What she discovers could change everything—but who’s watching her every move on secret surveillance monitors?
  • Flamin’ Hot (streaming on Disney+ and Hulu): Jesse Garcia stars in an inspirational fact-based movie as Richard Montañez, a Frito-Lay janitor who helped turn Flamin’ Hot Cheetos into a gut-busting phenomenon.
  • Human Resources (streaming on Netflix): The animated Big Mouth spinoff returns for a second and final season, with irreverent creatures meddling in the messy lives of their human clients. The voice cast is a who’s who of talent.
  • The Lake (streaming on Prime Video): The summertime romcom picks up the relationship of Justin (Jordan Gavaris) and townie Riley (Travis Nelson) in Season 2, along with a boathouse fire and the arrival of Maisy-May’s (Julia Stiles) high-maintenance mom, Mimsy (Lauren Holly).
  • Match Me in Miami (streaming on The Roku Channel): A matchmaking agency in Miami heats things up for their single clients in a workplace reality show.
  • The Snoopy Show (streaming on Apple TV+): For the kid in all of us, Season 3 presents 12 new adventures featuring the fan-favorite Peanuts. Also for kids, marking Best Friends Day: a new episode of the animated Duck & Goose, recalling the day “When Duck Met Goose.”

 

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