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‘Betty’ Is a Love Letter to Being Young in New York

Plus, Peacock news and ‘I May Destroy You’

By Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald
Peacock

Betty, a show on HBO about a pack of skateboarding teen girls, is joyous and depicts being young in New York as a real adventure (3:18). Plus, Peacock is hoping that Brave New World can be its Game of Thrones (26:42) and I May Destroy You just keeps getting better (41:30).

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