ABOUT THE PREMISE SERIES:
The Premise Series is a new drama series that will be on FX for the 2021-2022 season. The premise of PLOT centers around Tom Harris (a hotshot lawyer), who has to defend his job and marriage after being framed in an unsolved mystery. It focuses on what happens when a man’s life spirals out of control and he’s forced to reevaluate his choices.
RELEASE DATE:
In February 2015, filming began on the series at Los Angeles’s Cinefamily theater. The production was completed a few days later by early March. The premiere series will premiere on FX in early September 2021 with a compelling cast. The series is expected to start filming soon, and it has not yet been announced how many episodes the show will have or what day of the week will air on FX.
PRODUCTION:
The Premise is a TV series that was filmed in Los Angeles at the end of February 2015. The Premise is an American legal drama TV series developed and produced for FX. It was created by Ava DuVernay, who will also direct the first two episodes.
FILMING:
PREMISE is being filmed on location in New York City and Brooklyn, NYC.
THE STARRING CAST:
- The complete cast includes Tom Harris (as played by Dominic West) as well as
- his wife,
- Anna Harris (played by Rose Leslie) and daughter Olivia (played by Tavi Gevinson).
The premise series also stars Dennis Quaid as Tom’s boss; Catherine Keener will play his secretary. The PLOTS series is set for release in June 2016 on FX with reviews from critics and ratings of TV viewers.
THE PLOT:
The Premise Series plot will explore how a woman in desperate need of money accepts the offer to be part of an experiment for a pharmaceutical company. The PLOT is that she and many others like her are used as guinea pigs—to test a new medication without any understanding of what side effects it may have on them or their health.
REVIEWS:
“The PLOT is thrilling, but it’s the people you meet that make this show worth watching. The cast of characters is diverse and complicated, with an expansive wardrobe to match.” – Vanity Fair. “PREMISE has a strong PLOT and will keep viewers on their toes throughout its first season.” The Premise Series has not yet been reviewed by the Critics or rated by any TV rating entities as of this publication date. All that can be said is that it will debut under FX’s banner with PLOTS, CAST.
