If you're of a liberal mind and a Trump hater, you should find something to love in HBO's adaptation of Paul Rudnick's play, which was expected to go into production this year, but, well, COVID.

Barbara (Malick) finds her last hope to be a grandmother when her son, Ethan (Josh Ventura), falls for Kendall (Amanda Righetti), a divorcee with children.

The series also tracks the efforts of Diving With a Purpose (DWP), a collaborating organization with The National Association of Black Scuba Divers (NABS), as they search for and locate six slave ships that sank, drowning the enslaved humans aboard.

When passenger plane Flight 716 shockingly vanishes over the Atlantic Ocean, brilliant investigator Kendra Malley (Archie Panjabi, The Good Wife) is brought in – alongside her mentor Howard Lawson (Christopher Plummer, Knives Out) – to find the truth and stop it from happening again.

Departure's six episodes feature an all-star international cast, including Kris Holden-Reid (Umbrella Academy), Rebecca Liddiard (Run This Town), Tamara Duarte (Longmire), Mark Rendall (Versailles), Peter Mensah (Midnight, Texas), and Sasha Roiz (Suits).

Susan Sarandon stars as a terminally ill woman who gathers her extended family for one last visit before she ends her own life in a remake of the 2014 Danish film Silent Heart from Notting Hill director Roger Michell.