HBO Max is set to release a new series in January 2021, titled The Little Things. This drama follows Kern County Deputy Joe Deacon, who is recruited by Los Angeles Sheriff Rami Malek to search for a dangerous serial killer. Deacon is accompanied by investigator Jared Leto.
This season will pick up where the last one ended, with Dory being captured by a stalker. Similarly, the series will pick up on the mystery of a missing college acquaintance. The season will also feature the premiere of a new documentary, Tiger, which will explore the history of golf superstar Tiger Woods.
Another show coming to HBO Max in January is a second season of the critically acclaimed show “Euphoria.” The second season will feature episodes of “The Righteous Gemstones” and “Euphoria.” The second special episode, “Fuck Anyone Who Isn’t a Sea Blob,” will focus on Jules (Hunter Schafer). It’s a period drama from the creator of “Downton Abbey,” Julian Fellowes. In addition to new television shows, HBO Max will also feature new library titles in January. Movie titles include “The Wizard of Oz” and “Inception.”
There’s also a Harry Potter reunion special next month. Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint will star in the new special. The new 2021 movies will also be available to stream in January. The reunion special will be a special event with Rupert Grint.
Another new series coming to HBO Max is Pennyworth, a prequel to Gotham and Alan Moore’s V for Vendetta. Pennyworth centers on a younger version of Alfred Pennyworth, who is a former Special Air Service soldier who creates his own security company in 1960s London. He works with American agents Thomas Wayne and Martha Kane, played by Emma Paetz.
In season two, The Little Things will star Denzel Washington, Jared Leto, and Rami Malek. This psychological thriller centers around two California sheriffs and a suspect who are searching for a serial killer targeting women. While their search continues, the two sheriffs must debrief Garcia, who was responsible for the murder of a woman.
