This article contains spoilers for all nine episodes of “Say Nothing.” The limited-series epidemic feels like the biggest TV story of 2024. There are so many, and so many of them are so bad ...

FX‘s Say Nothing is an unblinking look at life on the front lines and behind the closed doors of West Belfast in the early 1970s, a tumultuous time of civil war often described simply as “The ...

Old Bailey bomber Marian Price has sued Disney over an allegation in its Say Nothing series that she shot dead Jean ...

Say Nothing Reels You In Like A Gangster Movie Does. Watching "Say Nothing" is like watching a gangster movie, from the sweeping rise to the depressing fall.

Over the course of Say Nothing Episode 6, Lola Petticrew and Hazel Doupe had to capture the pain of starvation, the horror of force feeding, and, ultimately, nearly dying of malnutrition. Say ...

Portraying a real person in Say Nothing was "a great honor," Anthony Boyle tells Gold Derby about his role as renowned Irish activist Brendan Hughes. "This one felt really special, because it was so ...

‘Say Nothing’ Review: FX/Hulu’s Tale of the Troubles Is Powerful, Ambitious and a Little Too Scattered. The nine-episode adaptation of Patrick Radden Keefe's book centers on two young ...

Threaded through “Say Nothing,” and loosely connecting the principal characters, is the story of Jean McConville (Judith Roddy), a mother of 10 who was dragged from her apartment in 1972 by ...

Say Nothing (FX) This silence, evoked by the title, describes the organizational omerta under which the IRA operated and the unspoken agreement between its operatives and the people they lived among.

“Say Nothing” feels distinct in part because Dolours and Marian can depend on each other as they take on roles previously unimagined for women within the I.R.A.

Journalist Patrick Radden Keefe's Say Nothing tells the story of this conflict through the disappearance of a woman, Jean McConville. His nonfiction book has now been adapted into an FX show by ...