Few 2026 TV releases have charmed our staff and readers as much as Hulu‘s “Furious.” The Elizabeth Meriwether-created serial killer drama earned a glowing review and was designated as an IndieWire Critic’s Pick for its ability to put a fresh spin on classic genre beats. Now, IndieWire and Disney are teaming up to celebrate the show with a special Pass the Remote screening with the show’s talented cast and crew.
On Friday, October 16 “Furious” stars Scoot McNairy, Quincy Tyler Bernstine, and Steve Way and composer Ariel Marx will attend a special screening and Q&A at Vidiots Foundation in Los Angeles. The event will feature a screening of one episode and an intimate conversation with the creative team, with a beer and wine reception to follow. Doors open at 6pm, with the screening kicking off at 7pm.
Space is limited, admission is not guaranteed, and seating at the event is first-come, first-served. Priority will be given to ACE, ASC, SCL, WGA, and TV Academy members.
If you haven’t had a chance to watch “Furious,” allow IndieWire TV Critic Ben Travers to explain why it’s worth your while.
“Even though ‘Furious’ is drawn up from the crime-genre playbook, it still wields those pieces with great purpose — and to great effect,” Travers wrote. “Elizabeth Meriwether‘s first foray into cops and killers — following her breakthrough sitcom ‘New Girl’ (a ‘Friends’-esque hangout comedy), award-winning limited series ‘The Dropout’ (an Elizabeth Holmes bio-drama) and second award-winning limited series ‘Dying for Sex’ (a comic weeper of the highest caliber) — is thoughtful, riveting, and rewarding as it ticks off familiar trope after familiar trope. When it comes to genre storytelling, the devil’s in the details, and ‘Furious’ thrives in the nitty-gritty character work and big-picture plotting that makes the routine feel revelatory again.”
For coverage of the event and information about future Pass the Remote screenings, keep checking IndieWire.
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