'The Night Of' is mysterious and other ideas

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The Night Of  HBO

Even though we received at least two days of some rainfall in my neck of the woods, we're still considered to be in a drought situation this summer. There's also a drought situation on television, but all is not lost as of this writing. This past Sunday, I viewed The Night Of on HBO. Like many programs out there, the cast and crew are amazing. It's a tad slow, but the plot is intriguing. I'll keep giving this one a chance. Check out the trailer here. 
NEW The 'season 2.0' premiere is incredible. Rami Malek more than knocks it out of the park with intense drama never before seen on cable television or any other outlet for that matter. Check it out now! What a cast and let's not forget the amazing Carly Chaiken and Craig Robinson! Oh my, do these folks deliver!

USA Network's Mr. Robot returns this week. I enjoyed Mr. Robot's first season, but forgot a good deal of what was happening on the show. Viewing many episodes during this past weekend's marathon helped me to catch up and anticipate this week's second season premiere.

I'm also looking forward to another HBO program, Vice Principals with Danny McBride and Walton Goggins. McBride entertained HBO viewed for several seasons on Eastbound and Down. It looks like McBride will hit this one out of the park as well if the program lives up to the trailers and clips out there. 

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