Under the Cover with Rachel Weisz

Kaley Cuoco discusses how art imitates life in her new Peacock series Based on a True Story, in which she plays a pregnant woman obsessed with true crime.

The cast of P-Valley discuss the joys of playing complex, three-dimensional characters rarely portrayed on television in their drama series centered around a Mississippi strip club.

Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford discuss their appreciation of the epic scale of portraying a story set 100 years in the past in their Paramount+ television series 1923.

BEEF, a new dark comedy on Netflix is based on a real life road rage incident experienced by Creator and Executive Producer Lee Sung Jin. Listen to him and Stars/Executive Producers Ali Wong and Steven Yeun discuss their close collaboration in bringing genre-bending material to the screen. 

Milo Ventimiglia talks about his new ABC show The Company You Keep where he plays a con artist who fall in love with a CIA agent.

Kumail Nanjiani talks about playing against type in Hulu's true crime limited series Welcome to Chippendales.

Christine Baranski talks about the final season of The Good Fight and the joy she's had playing bold, sophisticated women never before seen on television.

The cast of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power discuss being a part of the legendary franchise and the importance of the fantasy genre in television and its ability to transport, comfort, and connect audiences.

The cast of HBO's House of the Dragon discuss their new show, which is set hundreds of years before Game of Thrones and is not quite a prequel. Several cast members discuss learning combat and speaking the constructed language High Valyrian.

Zoe Saldaña discusses her new Netflix show From Scratch, which she stars in and is an Executive Producer alongside Reese Witherspoon.