The 2016 television landscape was vastly different. Game of Thrones was still airing (and still actually good), Ryan Murphy was being lauded for his gritty depiction of the O.J. Simpson trial, and networks were airing productions of classic musicals live on TV. But some genres never age poorly, and one of the biggest shows of that year has recently returned to the airwaves after a decade-long sabbatical.
Bringing back some of its biggest stars and moving to a rich new location, it doesn’t skip a beat as it crafts a new tale of espionage and betrayal that goes bigger and better on every level.
