Peacemaker, Naomi, and a real-life hero take over TV this January

HBO Max fires up its Peacemaker spin-off, Ava DuVernay’s superhero show takes flight, and Women Of The Movement debuts on ABC

Peacemaker, Naomi, and a real-life hero take over TV this January
Clockwise from left: John Cena in Peacemaker (Photo: Katie Yu/HBO Max), Kaci Walfall, Camila Moreno, Daniel Puig, and Will Meyers in Naomi (Photo: Boris Martin/The CW), Carrie Coon and Morgan Spector in The Gilded Age (Photo: Alison Cohen Rosa/HBO), Tiffany Haddish in The Afterparty (Photo: Apple TV+) Graphic: Jimmy Hasse

It’s much too soon to know what 2022 has in store for us, but the first TV premieres of the year are full of familiar faces and concepts. James Gunn and John Cena bring Peacemaker to HBO Max, where he can bluster and blunder some more in his tighty-whities. (Full disclosure: There are no confirmed reports of said underwear making another appearance.) The CWverse welcomes Naomi, a new show developed by Ava DuVernay and based on the DC Comics superhero. ABC launches the historical drama Women Of The Movement, which tells the story of how Mamie Till-Mobley’s search for justice for her murdered son, Emmett Till, fueled the U.S. civil rights movement. Eliza Coupe co-leads the ensemble comedy Pivoting alongside Ginnifer Goodwin and Maggie Q, and Apple TV+ takes us back to Fraggle Rock.

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Clockwise from left: John Cena in Graphic Jimmy Hasse

It’s much too soon to know what 2022 has in store for us, but the first TV premieres of the year are full of familiar faces and concepts. James Gunn and John Cena bring Peacemaker to HBO Max, where he can bluster and blunder some more in his tighty-whities. (Full disclosure: There are no confirmed reports of said underwear making another appearance.) The CWverse welcomes Naomi, a new show developed by Ava DuVernay and based on the DC Comics superhero. ABC launches the historical drama Women Of The Movement, which tells the story of how Mamie Till-Mobley’s search for justice for her murdered son, Emmett Till, fueled the U.S. civil rights movement. Eliza Coupe co-leads the ensemble comedy Pivoting alongside Ginnifer Goodwin and Maggie Q, and Apple TV+ takes us back to Fraggle Rock.[Note to desktop users: If you’d like to view this story in a scrolling layout, you can narrow your browser window.]

 
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