Showtime’s ‘Your Honor’ Throws Bryan Cranston Into a Messy Moral Conflict: TV Review

opposite Bryan Cranston in “Your Honor,” the 10-episode Showtime drama executive-produced by Peter Moffat (“The Night Of”).Doohan plays Adam Desiato, the asthmatic teenaged son of respected New Orleans judge Michael Desiato (Cranston).

Dave McNary Film ReporterMillie Bobby Brown is attached to star in the science-fiction movie “The Electric State” for Universal Pictures with Anthony and Joe Russo directing and producing.The project, based on Simon Stalenhag’s illustrated novel of the same name, is set in an alternative future and centers on a teenage girl (Brown) who realizes that a strange but sweet robot who comes to her has actually been sent by her missing brother.

Cardi B received a huge honour on Thursday night.

Bryan Cranston may be best known for Breaking Bad, but now he’s gaining bragging rights too for breaking viewership records with Your Honor.

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Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVJudge Michael Desiato (Bryan Cranston) is a good and righteous man.

long-term effects of having COVID-19 are no joke, just ask Bryan Cranston.Months after quietly fighting off the contagious illness in March, the former Breaking Bad star revealed that he has yet to fully regain his sense of taste and smell.

It’s beginning to look a lot like free Showtime content for Christmas. The premium cabler is gifting the premiere episodes of the final season of Shameless and the new Bryan Cranston limited series Your Honor as part of 60-plus hours of originals available today online, on streaming platforms and on-demand into mid-January.

Bryan Cranston is thankful to have recovered from COVID-19 but is sad that he cannot smell the aroma of a freshly brewed coffee, for one. The "Breaking Bad" star appeared on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on Thursday to help hand out gifts for day 8 of the show's "12 Days of Giveaways" segment.

Bryan Cranston isn’t totally 100% recovered after his battle with coronavirus.

Bryan Cranston stopped by “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” to help her hand out gifts for day 8 of the 12 Days of Giveaways.

Each crazy thing that happened this year has been met with similar jokes about whether or not you had such an incident — "Presidential pardon for Tiffany Trump" or "murder hornets" or "Zombie Liberace" — on your 2020 bingo card. Nobody has a 2020 bingo card.

Bryan Cranston truly enjoys playing broken, complex characters.

Showtime’s new drama “Your Honor” posits this eternal grey-area moral dilemma: how far will a parent go to protect their child — even under the most brutal of circumstances?The answer, for respected New Orleans judge Michael Desiato (Bryan Cranston): too far.After his teenaged son, Adam (Hunter Doohan), accidentally mows down joyriding motorcyclist Rocco Baxter — the son of ruthless local mob boss Jimmy Baxter (Michael Stuhlbarg) — Michael concocts an elaborate coverup that quickly cascades out

There’s a centerpiece scene in the series premiere of Showtime’s “Your Honor” that’s among the best of the year. A New Orleans judge named Michael Desiato (Bryan Cranston) has returned home to find his son Adam (Hunter Doohan), rattled and apparently injured.