Travis Kelce's debut in Ryan Murphy's Grotesqueriehas been highly anticipated ever since his casting was revealed, and after the TV show's two-episode premiere, his character still has yet to be seen. Grotesquerie follows Detective Lois Tryon (Niecy Nash) and the nun journalist Sister Megan (Micaela Diamond), who assists the detective through an investigation of crimes in their community that are, oddly, personal to both of them. Little is still known about Travis Kelce's role in the story at this time, and the two-episode premiere of the horror drama certainly doesn't give anything new away. 16z5f

With its 13th season wrapping up soon, it is clear that Archerhas become a beloved cartoon institution of the raunchiest variety. Over the show's years on the air, its fans have rejoiced with each new hilarious reinvention that has kept the show fresh.

The newly announced second season of the Ryan Murphy-produced FX anthology series Feud will focus on the relationship between legendary author Truman Capote and a clique of Manhattan socialites. It has been five years since the release of the critically acclaimed first season, which featured Jessica Lange as Joan Crawford and Susan Sarandon as Bette Davis alongside a star-studded ing cast.

FX's Pistol, which arrives on Hulu May 31, will lay bare the legend of the Sex Pistols and recontextualize the punk movement for a new generation. The 6-episode miniseries was directed by Danny Boyle (Trainspotting) and written by Craig Pearce (Moulin Rouge). Based on the memoir of Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones, it follows his and his band ' meteoric rise and expands on the various elements at play in the '70s punk scene.

Since 2002, when FX began creating its own original programming, the cable channel has made an effort to produce unique, well-written programming. It began with The Shield and followed up with both Nip/Tuck and Rescue Me. Since then, Fox's channel, like HBO, has drawn many viewers in with innovative series themes, as with Pose, Mr. Inbetween, and Y: The Last Man.

The long-awaited third season of FX's critically acclaimed series Atlanta will finally premiere this March and fans are anticipating where the story will begin following the cliffhanger in the season 2 finale. With season 2 wrapping up in 2018, the main cast of the show has been busy between seasons, racking up a ton of quality credits to their filmographies.

American Horror Story is notorious for its excessive and exuberantly bloody storylines, but did show co-creator Ryan Murphy go a step too far and break his own "no vampire" rule? Back in March 2012, Murphy promised fans at Paley Fest that the FX anthology series would never tackle vampires or werewolves in any of its subsequent seasons. While the show has so far managed to adhere to its "no werewolf" rule, fans still wonder whether or not the bloodsuckers-of-an-ambiguous-nature, as explored in later seasons of American Horror Story, can rightfully be classed as vampires (similar to Midnight Mass).

In Brian K. Vaughn’s critically acclaimed Vertigo series, Y: The Last Man, a worldwide plague has wiped out every living being on Earth with a Y chromosome — human, animal, or otherwise — with only a few reasons given as to how it all began. And despite the wild fan theories, in-continuity guesses, and some choice comments over the years from the creators of the series themselves, none have been confirmed as the real reason behind the plague. But that won’t stop fans from narrowing down the options, especially with the FX/Hulu television adaptation of the series premiering soon!

FX announced premiere dates for its 2021 slate of TV shows. The cable channel first put itself on the map in the early 2000s with the police drama, The Shield, the Ryan Murphy-created plastic surgery drama, Nip/Tuck, and the Denis Leary-helmed Rescue Me, a drama centered on the lives of New York City firefighters post-9/11. In 2005, FX premiered its long-running hit comedy, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, which is set to enter its 15th season and has been renewed all the way up to season 18.

Having been on the air since 1994, FX's one of the leading channels for original content. Besides featuring acclaimed dramas such as Nip Tuck, The Shield, Sons of Anarchy, and Rescue Me, their comedy programming has been equally well-received. They have nearly twenty comedy series to their name, with their most recent series, Breeders, having premiered in March.