The Weekly: A História por trás da Notícia

Great reporting and great stories from America's bulwark against ignorance and one of the final bastions of journalism. If you don't read this newspaper regularly, I doubt that you can consider yourself to be a well-informed adult. I have my complaints about the newspaper, but I won't voice them here.

If you don't read The New York Times, perhaps this series will spur you to take a look at the paper. I promise that this will be a good use of your time.

When I expected to see Episode 22 "The Hot List" in yesterday's (Dec 01) broadcast, instead I saw a repeat of Episode 20 about El Chapo's son and the "Siege of Culiacán"

What's up, FX?

The cinematography is breathtaking. Immersive and thorough storytelling through the eyes of the New York Times. Some of the worlds most talented "muckrakers" come together to expose corruption, as well as dive into important world events that we all should be paying attention to. I am officially hooked!

A few topics have been so well covered that I didn't really like them, but there were also episodes that had topics I had never really heard of, and it's these that I watch this show for. Make no mistake about it, though -- this is a good show, and I really hope they keep making it. It makes information digestible, and a lot of this information I wouldn't have known otherwise (and I'm quite the news junkie at times, so I'm sure most people find this material surprising and interesting).

I just watched Episode 3. Episodes 1, 2, and 3 are a "10" rating. I've rated things on IMDB for years. I want to rate episodes soon after they air, if not the day they air. This is an amazing show. It's showing the Truth of people/things/situations in a time where censorship, misinformation, and flat-out lies have become the new normal. Please, if anyone sees this, add them? Or at least explain what the hold up is? I REALLY want this series to continue after Season 1. There is going to be a huge void that Vice News has been cancelled. Thank you.