What’s in ‘Lucky Hank’ Star Mireille Enos’ Queue? ‘Succession,’ ‘Andor’ & More
“I’ve noticed a theme in my life,” actress Mireille Enos (The Killing) says. “I want to be in shows and watch shows that are life-affirming, that are about actual people in their actual lives.”
We asked the star of AMC’s Lucky Hank (Sunday, March 19, 9/8c) to share some of her TV favorites, both old and new. Scroll down for her picks!
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Catastrophe (Prime Video)
“It’s a deliciously dark comedy. I could recognize my life in it, and Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney are wonderfully funny and touching. I felt such gratitude to them for being so honest and messy.”
This Way Up (Hulu)
“The lead is Irish stand-up comic-writer-actress Aisling Bea, and she’s remarkable as a girl who has a moment of depression and makes [bad] choices. But it’s about how you step back into life while carrying whatever it is you’re carrying. It’s gorgeous storytelling
Succession (HBO Max)
Severance (Apple TV+)
“I have this in my queue now. I just keep hearing from everyone that it’s so incredible. And when you’ve got talented people like John Turturro, Christopher Walken, and Adam Scott all in one show, I’m sure it’s going to be excellent.”
Only Murders in the Building (Hulu)
“It’s an absolute delight. Those three actors [Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez] did such a beautiful job. It’s funny, light and heartwarming.”
Andor (Disney+)
“My 12-year-old daughter and I watch together. She hasn’t seen Blade Runner, but I keep saying to her, ‘This is like Star Wars meets Blade Runner.’ Tonally, it’s really interesting, and Diego Luna [who stars with Genevieve O’Reilly] is so watchable. He’s great.”
