Catching up on ‘Mare of Easttown’? Our guide to the TV show everyone’s talking about
Delaware County, Penn., may not be watching “Mare of Easttown” — or think much of the accents — but many of your family, friends and co-workers probably are: HBO’s latest crime drama has followed its predecessor, “The Undoing,” right to the center of the TV conversation since it premiered last month. And with Sunday’s series finale fast approaching, you may be catching up to avoid spoilers — or rewatching from the start to gather clues.
Either way, from Delco to Wawa, cliffhangers to twists, our week-by-week guide to the series has you covered. Everything you need to get ready for the big reveal is right here:
“Mare of Easttown,” starring Kate Winslet as a Pennsylvania detective, feels like a corrective to the glamorous, shallow hokum of “The Undoing.”
The “accent nerd” went to extraordinary lengths to sound like a native of Pennsylvania’s Delaware County. Here’s how she did it.
Winslet explains the research that went into her character — including the “mythical” convenience store chain she visited to feel at home.
Troubled detectives, evocative settings, skin-crawling mysteries: Here are the under-the-radar series to binge while you wait for new “Mare” to drop.
We explore the “Mare of Easttown’s” jaw-dropping fifth episode — and the reasons why it’s become the most talked-about show of the spring.
“Mare of Easttown” delivers a doozy of a cliffhanger in its penultimate episode. We discuss what it all means heading into the series finale.
There’s no mayor of Easttown. So we talked to the guy who’s the next best thing.
We discuss the seventh and final episode of HBO’s crime drama, including Julianne Nicholson’s knockout performance and the chances for a Season 2.
When she started playing Kate Winslet’s bestie in “Mare of Easttown,” Nicholson had read the first six episodes. Then she read the finale.
