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T8 WHATS UP! March 19 - 25, 2023 BY RAYE SMITH TV Media WHAT'S NEW ON NETFLIX "The Night Agent" - Season 1 Author Matthew Quirk's politi- cal thriller "The Night Agent" takes on new life with its very own Netflix series, which pre- mieres Thursday, March 23, on the streaming platform. The se- ries' 10-episode debut season stars Gabriel Basso ("Super 8," 2011) as Peter Sutherland, a very low-level FBI agent working in the basement of the White House. His life and his nights are dull as he mans a phone that never rings — until one day it does. Suddenly, Peter finds him- self thrust into a dangerous, fast- moving conspiracy that leads all the way to the Oval Office. Writ- ten for television by Corey De- shon ("Daughter," 2022), the se- ries is directed by Seth Gordon ("The Lost City," 2022). "The Night Agent" also stars Luciane Buchanan ("The New Legends of Monkey"), Hong Chau ("The Whale," 2022), D.B. Woodside ("Lucifer"), Enrique Murciano ("Without a Trace"), Eve Harlow ("The 100"), Sarah Desjardins ("Impulse"), Fola Evans-Aking- bola ("Siren"), Phoenix Raei ("Clickbait") and Andre Antho- ny ("A Royal Runaway Ro- mance," 2022). WHAT'S NEW ON HULU "Up Here" - Season 1 For TV lovers with "Zoey's Ex- traordinary Playlist" and "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend"-shaped holes in their lives, this one's for you: Hu- lu's new musical romantic com- edy series, "Up Here," premieres Friday, March 24. Set in New York City in 1999, the series fol- lows the extraordinary story of one ordinary couple. As they come together and fall in love, they soon discover that their greatest obstacle to finding hap- piness together might just be themselves. Through it all, they navigate the treacherous land- scapes of their own minds as they work to overcome their memories, obsessions, fears, fantasies and histories for the sake of their relationship. Star- ring Mae Whitman ("Good Girls") and Carlos Valdes ("The Flash") as couple Lindsey and Miguel, the series also stars Ka- tie Finneran ("Why Women Kill"), Sophia Hammons ("Un- der Wraps," 2021), Andréa Burns ("West Side Story," 2021), John Hodgman ("Coraline," 2009), Scott Porter ("Ginny & Geor- gia"), Adam Kaplan ("The Big Leap"), Noah Robbins ("Un- breakable Kimmy Schmidt") and new talent Emilia Suárez. From producer David Woods ("The Americans"), the series is directed Thomas Kail ("Hamil- ton," 2020) and written by "Fro- zen II's" (2019) Kristen Ander- son-Lopez and Robert Lopez, Steven Levenson ("tick... tick... BOOM!," 2021) and Danielle Sanchez-Witzel ("My Name is Earl"). WHAT'S NEW ON PRIME VIDEO "Reggie" (2023) The new, original sports docu- mentary "Reggie," premiering Friday, March 24, on Prime Vid- eo, takes an intimate and reveal- ing look at the career and legacy of Major League Baseball Hall of Famer and activist Reggie Jack- son. A beloved New York icon and one of baseball's most influ- ential superstars, "Reggie" pro- vides a definitive, firsthand ac- count of the five-time World Se- ries champion's trailblazing fight for "dignity, respect and a seat at the table" as a Black ath- lete (per Prime Video). As the film looks at Jackson's life, from the beginning of his career in Birmingham, Alabama, at the height of the civil rights move- ment to his move to Oakland, California, during the rise of the Black Panther Party, to landing in New York City as the highest- paid player in baseball, Jackson sits down with fellow athletic legends Julius "Dr. J" Erving, Hank Aaron, Derek Jeter and more to discuss their own expe- riences, how far sports and soci- ety have really come, and the leagues they want to leave be- hind for future generations. Di- rected by documentary film- maker Alex Stapleton ("Pride"), "Reggie" comes from BRON Studios, Delirio Films and Red Crown Productions, in associa- tion with Creative Wealth Me- dia. First-time producer Kim Carsten, Aaron L Gilbert ("Lico- rice Pizza," 2021), Brenda Gilbert ("The Nightingale," 2018), Josh Miller ("The Pathway") and Zoe Morrison ("No One Saw a Thing") are executive produc- ers. WHAT'S NEW ON DISNEY+ "Secrets of Sulphur Springs - Season 3 The mystery continues with the Season 3 premiere of the live-ac- tion family adventure drama "Secrets of Sulphur Springs," coming to Disney+ Saturday, March 25. In its very first season, the series dove into the mystery of The Tremont, an old hotel be- ing restored to its former glory by the Campbell family, who moved from Chicago to the small town of Sulphur Springs, Louisiana. While father Ben Campbell (Josh Braaten, "Ameri- can Horror Story") came in with high hopes for the old hotel property, his son, Griffin (Pres- ton Oliver, "This Is Us"), learns that his new house may be haunted by the spirit of a young girl named Savannah (Elle Gra- ham, "Swamp Thing"), who dis- appeared without a trace several decades prior. Befriending the curious and eager Harper (Ky- liegh Curran, "Doctor Sleep," 2019) in his class, Griffin and his new bud set out to solve the mystery of the missing girl, the haunted manor and the time- bending portal found on The Tremont's property. Picking back up, Season 3 finds Griffin, Harper and their friends grap- pling with new time-bending tri- als as a new ghost checks into the hotel intent on ruining their lives. From creator Tracey Thompson ("The Young and the Restless"), the series also stars Kelly Frye ("12 Mighty Or- phans," 2021), Landon Gordon ("Top Gun: Maverick," 2021), Madeleine McGraw ("Outcast"), Diandra Lyle ("American Wom- an"), Eugene Byrd ("8 Mile," 2002) and new talent Johari Washington. WHAT'S NEW ON HBO MAX "All the Beauty and the Bloodshed" (2022) Catch the Academy Award- nominated documentary "All the Beauty and the Bloodshed" when it makes its streaming pre- miere on HBO MAX Sunday, March 19. Through her slide- shows, intimate interviews, groundbreaking photography, archival family snapshots and rare footage, this epic, emotional film tells the story of interna- tionally renowned artist, pho- tographer and activist Nan Goldin, known for exploring LGBTQ+ subcultures, moments of intimacy, the HIV/AIDS crisis, and the opioid epidemic in her work. While providing insights into Goldin's life and work, "All the Beauty and the Bloodshed" chronicles her personal fight to hold the Sackler family — a pharmaceutical dynasty — ac- countable for the role they played in the opioid overdose crisis. Directed by produced by Oscar-winning filmmaker Laura Poitras ("Citizenfour," 2015), the film is also produced by Goldin herself, as well as Howard Gertler ("Crip Camp," 2020), Yoni Golijov ("Risk," 2016) and John S. Lyons ("The Young Pope"). "All the Beauty and the Bloodshed" was awarded the Golden Lion at the 2022 Venice International Film Festival, the event's highest honor. Gabriel Basso stars in "The Night Agent" Dialing it in: Gabriel Basso stars in 'The Night Agent' STREAMING Carlos Valdes and Mae Whitman star in "Up Here" A scene from "All the Beauty and the Bloodshed"