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The 12-episode season dramatized four real-life cold cases. Each case is presented in a 3-episode arc.
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In each episode, we see the main character in the courtroom, then flash back to how they got there.
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Based on true events documented in a Sherri Fink's book, the series stars Vera Farmiga, Cherry Jones, Robert Pine and Cornelius Smith, Jr.
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Get ready for Emmys season by catching up with the best of the best on Netflix.
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The ambitious miniseries, produced by Greg Berlanti and Ava DuVernay, stars Noah Wyle, Aliyah Royale, Noel Fisher and Emayatzy Corinealdi.
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"I'm writing Episode 7 of Season 2 right now, and it's gonna be even crazier and even more mind-blowing than Season 1."
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These are the best of the best, ranked by their Rotten Tomatoes Critic Scores.
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The Dern-aissance continues, y'all!
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Here are the 20 highest-rated crime series on Netflix, ranked by their Rotten Tomatoes scores.
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Hulu's new teen comedy series will star Chris Avila, Ty Doran, Eva Gutowski, Noureen DeWulf and Kate Flannery.
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In the mood for a new crime obsession but feel like you've seen it all? We have you covered.
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ABC's acclaimed anthology drama is ending after three seasons. That said, what's the legacy of an artistic triumph that no one watched?
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TV shows are becoming more and more like books, but do we have to sacrifice episode titles for generic numbered chapters? We say NO!
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With its third season completed, it's time to declare the best-in-show for American Crime. Congratulations, Lili Taylor.
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ABC's anthology series is back for a third season of beautifully acted stories about the grim realities of modern-day America.
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Fruitvale Station producer with a Greek past wades through the "humiliation builds humility" doctrine.
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As last night's season premiere showed (yet again), Regina King stands with the best actresses on television.
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'FEUD: Bette and Joan' premiered to so-s0 ratings, but its Sunday night time slot proves that FX believes in this new series.
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It's only March and already the Emmy race for Lead Actress in a Limited Series is the hottest thing going.
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In many ways, 2016 was the year of the villain. These 16 baddies from film and TV made sure that moniker held true.