'Parish' Premieres on AMC with Giancarlo Esposito Leading a Derivative Crime Drama

Despite criticism for its lack of novelty, Esposito's performance shines in a series exploring deep themes of loss and morality.

Giancarlo Esposito stars as Gracián 'Gray' Parish in AMC's new crime drama 'Parish', premiering March 31.
'Parish' is criticized for its derivative nature, drawing heavily from previous crime dramas and offering little novelty.
Esposito's performance is highlighted as the main draw of the show, showcasing his range as he navigates his character's complex emotional landscape.
The series explores themes of loss, trauma, and morality, as Gray Parish delves into his criminal past to uncover his son's killer.
Set in New Orleans, 'Parish' attempts to capture the city's unique atmosphere but is critiqued for its superficial portrayal and clichéd references.