Esther D. Kustanowitz Esther D. Kustanowitz is a TV columnist for J. She is based in Los Angeles and has been known to track #TVGoneJewy. Recent Stories Jun 25, 2020 In alt-history 'Autonomies,' secular and religious worlds clash May 26, 2020 In alternate history of ‘Hollywood,’ everyone can act out their ambitions May 7, 2020 Watch list dwindling? Here are some more Jewish TV and movies to watch. Apr 20, 2020 ‘Fauda’ returns to Netflix for season 3, as tense and chaotic as ever Apr 6, 2020 British comedy ‘Friday Night Dinner’ is hilarious quarantine viewing Mar 25, 2020 ‘The Plot Against America’ is a jagged pill in overwhelming times Mar 18, 2020 Hunkered down at home? Here are 10 Jewish things to watch Mar 11, 2020 Young ‘Shtisel’ star leaves it all behind in Netflix’s ‘Unorthodox’ Feb 21, 2020 In ‘Hunters,’ Al Pacino and his gang target Nazis in 1970s America Feb 3, 2020 Saying goodbye to ‘The Good Place’ from my place (Judaism) Dec 16, 2019 ‘Man in the High Castle’ wraps up with a dire warning about rising fascism Nov 8, 2019 Swiss film depicts religious awakening but is far from woke Sep 26, 2019 Subversively Jewish to the last, ‘Transparent’ goes out with a song Aug 29, 2019 ‘Our Boys’ will make you uncomfortable, which is exactly why you should watch it Aug 13, 2019 A revealing desert seder for the gorgeous ladies of ‘GLOW’ Jul 30, 2019 On Netflix, by way of S.F., a thriller based on Operation Moses Jun 20, 2019 How ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ echoes Biblical texts Jun 6, 2019 Heaven and hell, angels and demons: Welcome to TV in 2019 May 16, 2019 ‘Law & Order’ episode touches on Ilhan Omar tweets and MAGA hat teens Apr 11, 2019 Pop culture can enrich a seder, but Mrs. Maisel is a gimmick Next Page
