Just in time for election year, a new Max series called “The Girls on the Bus” follows female journalists who are part of a traveling press corps with
This image released by Max shows Christina Elmore, left, and Melissa Benoist in a scene from “The Girls on the Bus.” Just in time for election year, a new Max series called “” follows female journalists who are part of a traveling press corps with presidential candidates on the campaign trail.
“You can literally equate this presidential election and the state of American politics over the last decade to the worst reality show you’ve ever had to sit through,” said Plec in a recent interview. “To be able to embrace that idea and put it into this show does make it feel really of the moment and yet also timeless.”produces and stars as Sadie McCarthy, a newspaper reporter who romanticizes old school journalists by often wearing a short-brim fedora and imagining conversations with Hunter S.
“I’ve always considered myself a really informed citizen,” said Benoist. “I still get a hard copy of the New York Times every day. But I did not know anything about the field. And I have to say, I have such a newfound respect for journalism and political journalism, especially the people that are on the campaign trail. I look at my news so differently now, and I really loved learning about it.”‘s “Journeys with George,” a documentary from her time as an embed covering then-Texas Gov. George W.
“You have these complicated, interesting women who all come from different backgrounds, different ideologies, different generations, and they are theoretically competitors, yet ultimately end up valuing each other over any of that,” said Gugino. “We wanted to create journalists from all different walks of life is because we get to have those debates that are happening in every newsroom in America and every journalism school,” explained Chozick. “Lola is arguing a point I’ve heard young journalists make or aspiring journalists make, that objectivity is sort of a myth. It’s impossible not to bring your own perspectives into a story.”
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