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The April 2022 series: 'Better Call Saul' on Movistar and 'Tokyo Vice' on HBO, among others

2022-04-01T22:30:54.979Z


Review of fiction premieres and returns that stand out on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and other platforms and networks


The arrival of spring traditionally corresponds to a resurgence of television premieres.

The options that the viewer will find in April are many and varied.

From animation that delves into emotions and mental problems to intense police dramas, reviews of recent American history or the beginning of Saul Goodman's farewell.

In national fiction, the month kicks off with the second season of

El internado: Las Cumbres

(April 1 on Amazon Prime Video).

The students of Las Encinas also return to class with the fifth installment of

Elite

(day 8 on Netflix).

Antonio Resines and Miguel Rellán are two old friends who are reluctant to admit that time does not forgive in

Sorry for the inconvenience

s (day 8 on Movistar Plus+) and the Los Arcos hospital continues to host emotional stories from patients and relatives in the fourth season of

Madres .

Love and life

(day 8 on Prime Video).

The heirs of the earth

will also arrive

(day 15 on Netflix), the continuation of

The Cathedral of the Sea

with Yon González, Elena Rivera and Rodolfo Sancho as protagonists.

And the Spanish adaptation of the Turkish

Madre

,

Heridas

, starring Adriana Ugarte (17th on Atresplayer Premium).

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In addition, this month will bring a romantic comedy starring a werewolf (

Un lobo como yo,

day 1 on Prime Video), the dramas and anxieties of adolescence from In My Skin (day 5 on Filmin), a comedy about a twentysomething in rehabilitation of his alcoholism

(Wow, Sam

, day 6 on Disey+), a convoluted court case in the British drama

Showtrial

(day 13 on Movistar Plus+), the feminist fables of

Roar

(day 15 on Apple TV+) and the American adaptation of the comedy

Ghosts

(day 25 on TNT), among many others.

Of this month's premieres and returns (which you can check on our calendar), we recommend giving this selection a chance.

Tokyo Vice

02:21

'Tokyo Vice' series trailer

A still from the first chapter of 'Tokyo Vice'.

The American journalist Jake Adelstein recounted in his memoirs, as a crime novel, his foray into the world of the yakuza, the Japanese mafia.

Playwright JT Rogers has been inspired by his testimony to write and produce a series whose first episode is directed by Michael Mann (

Heat, Collateral, Miami Vice

).

The incursion into the underworld of the Japanese capital at the end of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st is made through a young American, passionate about Japanese culture, who begins to work as a journalist and is interested in crimes that no one, neither police nor press, it seems to matter, behind which is one of the most powerful criminals in the country.

He will soon discover the reason for that silence.

Black cinema between neon lights.

Where and when to see it?

On April 8 it premieres on HBO Max with three episodes, after which two new chapters will be posted each week.

Better Call Saul

Rhea Seehorn, in the final season of 'Better Call Saul'.

Begins the final season of the drama that follows Jimmy McGill's transformation into criminal attorney Saul Goodman.

The sixth season (which will arrive in two parts, one now and the other in July, and whose recording was slowed down due to the heart attack suffered by Bob Odenkirk in the middle of filming) picks up the story where it left off, with the protagonist trying to get off the cartel's radar and the criminals with whom he has established relations.

Meanwhile, Kim faces her particular existential crisis after leaving the firm to try to help Jimmy, with the ups and downs that have characterized her relationship.

It will be the beginning of the end of this expansion of the

Breaking Bad

universe that has achieved the most difficult yet: equal or even exceed the excellence of the original series.

Where and when to see it?

The sixth and final installment begins on the 19th on Movistar Plus+ with a double episode, followed by one each week until completing the first batch of seven episodes.

The remaining six will arrive from July.

Russian doll

00:48

Trailer for the second season of 'Russian Doll'

Natasha Lyonne, in the first episode of the second season of 'Russian Doll'.

Natasha Lyonne, Amy Poehler, and Leslye Headland are the creators of this kind of feminine, contemporary, existentialist response to

Gone in Time

.

In the first season, the protagonist (Lyonne) is condemned to relive her birthday over and over again, which always ends with her own death, after which she always returns to the same point, a loop from which she can only escape by reconciling with his own past.

Along the way, she will cross paths with another man trapped in a time loop.

The new chapters take place four years later, when the two use a time portal that will force them to look at their past from a new perspective.

It was one of the most prominent premieres of 2019 and its second season is awaited with great anticipation.

Where

and when to see it?

The second season premieres on the 20th on Netflix.

The Dropout: The Rise and Fall of Elizabeth Holmes

02:25

Trailer of the series 'The Dropout: rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes'

Amanda Seyfried, star of 'The Dropout: The Rise and Fall of Elizabeth Holmes'.

A new representative (the one that has come out the best in terms of critical reception) of the television trend of the moment: fictions based on true stories about Silicon Valley entrepreneurs whose business adventures did not go well.

Elizabeth Holmes is the head of the Theranos company, which promised medical diagnoses based on the analysis of a single drop of blood thanks to high-tech machines.

Owners of vast fortunes invested in Theranos until the house of cards came crashing down and Holmes ended up accused of defrauding her investor, tried for it and found guilty on four counts of conspiracy.

Amanda Seyfried, with an unrecognizable voice to mimic Elizabeth Holmes' trademark gravelly tone, is the lead.

Where and when to see it?

On April 20, all the chapters will be on Disney +.

The Flight Attendant

01:24

Trailer for the second season of 'The Flight Attendant'

Kaley Cuoco in 'The Flight Attendant'.

Cassie, the stewardess played by Kaley Cuoco, finds herself in the middle of an international criminal intrigue again in the second season of this story that combines suspense thriller with comedy and that received great applause with its first batch of chapters.

Now, Cassie has regained her emotional stability, sobriety, and works as a CIA agent in her spare time.

But on a job abroad she will witness, without realizing it, a murder.

Sharon Stone joins the cast to play the protagonist's mother and filming took place in Los Angeles, Berlin and Reykjavik.

Where and when to see it?

HBO Max will release two episodes on April 22, followed by another two the following week and one each week thereafter.

Gaslit

02:16

Trailer for the series 'Gaslit'

Julia Roberts, star of 'Gaslit'.

A cast of luxury to revisit the Watergate from the point of view of the forgotten characters of the scandal, from the first accusers of the case to Nixon's subordinates and fans who helped him commit his crimes.

Julia Roberts returns to television to play Martha Mitchell, the first person to reveal the entire scandal and who will become the subject of a White House smear campaign carried out, among others, by her own husband, the attorney general. John Mitchell, played by Sean Penn.

Dan Stevens stars as John Dean, a management attorney forced into a cover-up and pushed into action by his Mo's wife, played by Betty Gilpin.

Plot, cast and the first advances invite us to expect great things from this series.

Where and when to see it?

It premieres on the 24th on Starzplay.

Barry

00:55

Trailer for the third season of 'Barry'

Bill Hader, in the third season of 'Barry'.

Black comedy combined with a dose of drama that is now in its third season while narrating the attempt of its protagonist (played by Bill Hader) to leave behind the world of contract killings in order to start a new life focused on acting, his true passion. .

He will now realize that there were not only external factors that led him to become a hit man, but also his own personality pushed him into the world of crime.

The characters try to find their way in life while being involved, without intending to, in situations as surreal as they are funny.

One of the comedies with more personality on the current scene.

Where and when to see it?

The third season premieres on the 25th on HBO Max.

The city is our

02:22

Trailer of the series 'The city is ours'

An image from the miniseries 'The city is ours'.

For their new collaboration, David Simon and George Pelecanos return to the Baltimore of

The Wire

to continue delving into the darker side of this city.

The six-episode miniseries is based on the book by

Baltimore Sun

journalist Justin Fenton about the rise and fall of the Baltimore Police Department's Weapons Tracking Task Force, one of the most corrupt units in the United States.

Jon Bernthal leads a cast that also includes Jamie Hector, Wunmi Mosaku and Josh Charles.

It aims to be a must-have for fans of

The Wire

.

Where and when to see it?

Starting April 26 on HBO Max.

The First Lady

01:38

Trailer of the series 'The First Lady'

Gillian Anderson in 'The First Lady'.

Another of the casts of bells in the April series is the one with this drama that in its 10 episodes follows the personal and political life of three First Ladies of the United States.

Viola Davis will play Michelle Obama;

Michelle Pfeiffer is Betty Ford;

and Gillian Anderson gets into the skin of Eleanor Roosevelt.

While raising their respective families, they dealt with their husbands' presidential responsibilities and charted their own path.

It is not necessary to add much more than the three leading names (with secondary names such as Kiefer Sutherland, Aaron Eckhart, Dakota Fanning or Lily Rabe) to justify the appearance of this series on this list.

Where and when to see it?

It premieres on April 28 on Movistar Plus + with weekly episodes.

Undone

02:23

A sequence from the second season of 'Undone'

An image from 'Undone'.

It was one of the most surprising proposals within the great level that adult animation has reached in recent years.

This rotoscoped animation production (drawn from real frames) deals with topics such as depression, mental illness or that feeling of not being at peace with oneself.

The young Alma will continue to navigate her subconscious and the mysteries that her family holds, despite the fact that no one around her seems willing to unearth uncomfortable truths.

Finally, it will be her sister, Becca, who will help her search for answers until they realize that they will need to heal the family trauma in order to heal her lives.

A journey through space and time for the characters and a roller coaster of sensitive and emotional experiences for the viewer.

Where and when to see it?

The second season premieres on the 29th on Amazon Prime Video.

Other outstanding series of April

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