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Say Nothing

  1. best of 2024
    The 10 Best TV Needle Drops of 2024From righteous intensity to bittersweet nostalgia to unabashed horniness, these songs gave the scenes they soundtracked that little something extra.
    By Sophie Brookover
  2. close read
    Say Nothing Says Too MuchAnd shows too little.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  3. adaptive behavior
    ‘Your Nose Is Pressed Up Against the Ambiguity of It’How Patrick Radden Keefe and Joshua Zetumer captured Say Nothing’s contradictory portrait of The Troubles onscreen.
    By Nicholas Quah
  4. the pluck of the irish
    Anthony Boyle Didn’t Have To Do Much Research For Say Nothing“My mom, one of her earliest memories is the Brits raiding the house and her father getting pulled down the stairs by the British Army.”
    By Jackson McHenry
  5. history lessons
    How Say Nothing’s Characters Compare to Their Real Life CounterpartsA closer look at where and how FX’s new adaptation of Patrick Radden Keefe’s nonfiction book veers into fiction.
    By Sophie Brookover
  6. overnights
    Say Nothing Series-Finale Recap: Speak UpDolours and Brendan reflect on the things done during the armed struggle.
    By Rafaela Bassili
  7. overnights
    Say Nothing Recap: Don’t BlinkThe Prices decide to strike back at the British, which turns the series into an unflinching depiction of the price of commitment.
    By Rafaela Bassili
  8. overnights
    Say Nothing Series-Premiere Recap: The Whole Sordid StoryDolours Price and her friends inherit their parents’ armed struggle when they join the IRA, but that doesn’t stop them from finding moments of joy.
    By Rafaela Bassili
  9. tv review
    Tell Everyone About Say NothingFX’s exploration of the Troubles captures the thrill and romance of revolution — and the cost of its violence.
    By Nicholas Quah
  10. trailer mix
    Say Nothing’s Revolution Will Be TelevisionThe first look at FX’s latest adaptation introduces the young revolutionaries who become key Provisional IRA fighters during the Troubles.
    By Nicholas Quah