Award-Worthy Stars Can’t Save Year’s Most Unwatchable Show
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Mark Hill/Peacock Brendan Gleeson’s rural Georgia lawyer Rusty likes to amuse (and annoy) his children by donning a big red nose—a fitting habit given that The Good Daughter is a clown show. Karin Slaughter’s six-part adaptation of her own novel (Nov. 12, Peacock) is the dreariest kind of beach read, coloring its estranged-siblings drama with an avalanche of murder-mystery intrigue, sexual-assault trauma, and folksy humor and bathos.
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Award-Worthy Stars Can’t Save Year’s Most Unwatchable Show
Mark Hill/Peacock Brendan Gleeson’s rural Georgia lawyer Rusty likes to amuse (and annoy) his children by donning a big red nose—a fitting habit given that The Good Daughter is a clown show. Karin Slaughter’s six-part adaptation of her own novel (Nov. 12, Peacock) is the...
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