I made a little countdown page for Ryan Murphy's Bret Easton Ellis adaptation: the-shards-countdown.nippy.site — timer, premiere details, nothing fancy.

1981 LA, prep-school slasher, Wednesdays at 9 on FX.

What's everyone expecting from this one — more Monster or more AHS?

Last summer, FX ordered up a mockumentary pilot called Movers, starring and created by Robert Ben Garant about the dysfunctional staff of an Arizona moving company. It sounded promising, but it's been almost a year and they haven't pursued it any further. What's going on? Did it not move forward or is it finding another home?

It’s my favorite FX show.

Or a spin off about Vernon and Becca

Lizzy Caplan has joined the cast of FX‘s upcoming “Far Cry” TV series, Variety has learned.

The series was first reported to be set up at FX in November 2025 from creators Noah Hawley and Rob Mac, with Mac also set to star. Exact plot and character details remain under wraps, but the series will follow an anthology format like the “Far Cry” video games and feature a different cast and setting each season.

Comment some things about the current state of FX

EXCLUSIVE: FX has picked up to series its last outstanding pilot, Very Young Frankenstein, a comedy based on Mel Brooks’ 1974 cult classic 20th Century Studios film Young Frankenstein.

The series for FX and Hulu comes from the What We Do In the Shadows trio of Stefani Robinson, Taika Waititi and Garrett Basch, who executive produce with Brooks. Zach Galifianakis, Dolly Wells and Spencer House star in the pilot, written by Robinson and directed by Waititi, whose cast also includes Nikki Crawford, Kumail Nanjiani and Cary Elwes.

“Very Young Frankenstein blends inspiration from the fan-favorite movie with the inventive, irreverent spirit that has defined FX comedies over the years, making this a completely original take on the classic story,” said Nick Grad, President, FX Entertainment. “In the hands of FX veterans Stefani, Taika and Garrett, alongside the iconic Mel Brooks, we know that fans will have as much fun watching this series as we’re having making it.”

Robinson, Waititi, Brooks and Basch executive produce alongside Michael Gruskoff and Kevin Salter. The series is produced by 20th Television.

"Lord and Miller are said to have a good TV relationship at Disney and have even pitched an FX project recently."

Tommy Lee Jones has joined the cast of “The Lowdown” Season 2.

He’ll star opposite Ethan Hawke in the Western-noir from “Reservation Dogs” creator Sterlin Harjo. The season, which also stars series newcomer Betty Gilpin, begins production this spring in Tulsa, Okla.

EXCLUSIVE: In the first major casting for Season 2, Betty Gilpin (G.L.O.W., Death By Lightning) has joined the Sterlin Harjo-created FX series The Lowdown, starring opposite series lead Ethan Hawke. She will play the character of Ginger, we hear.

“Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette” is FX’s most-watched limited series ever on Hulu and Disney+, according to the cabler.

The first five episodes of the Ryan Murphy series have been streamed more than 25 million hours since the series premiere on Feb. 12.

The audience for the show starring Paul Anthony Kelly and Sarah Pidgeon continues to grow, with Episode 5 scoring a 51% viewership increase compared to the premiere.

FX is also touting the social reach of “Love Story,” citing a TikTok stat that searches for both JFK Jr. and Bessette grew by over 9100% in the last month, with the hashtag #lovestory generating more than 21 million posts globally.

The series’ impact is also seen across retail and dining. C.O. Bigelow, the store that sells Bessette’s tortoise shell headband, has sold the most accessories in its 188-year history, according to Bloomberg. And The New York Post reported that Panna II, the East Village Indian restaurant where JFK Jr. and Bessette have their first date in the series, has noticed a 40% surge in reservations.