The Audacity
For those who watch "Black Mirror" and think that reality has already outpaced fiction — it shows how this happens without futuristic technologies, just with algorithms and narcissism.
AMC and AMC+ will release on April 12, 2026, a series from the creator of "Succession" and "Better Call Saul," Jonathan Glatzer, about the madness of Silicon Valley. Billy Magnussen plays Duncan Park — the CEO of a data-mining company that turns users' personal data into power and money. Sarah Goldberg is his "performance psychologist" Joanna, who guides him through scandals and narcissism. In a satire on tech culture, Zach Galifianakis plays Duncan's former mentor, who returns not to save but to destroy. The format is 8 episodes, filmed in Vancouver. The atmosphere is "Black Mirror" meets "Succession" with the humor of "Silicon Valley": biohacking, AI labs, disillusioned teens in elite schools, and guru psychologists. Already renewed for a second season before the premiere of the first.
Yes, it has already been announced and is in production.
8 episodes in the first season.
A satirical fiction, but many characters have prototypes in real tech leaders (hints at Musk, Zuckerberg).
April 12, 2026, on AMC and the streaming service AMC+.
Jonathan Glatzer, known for his work on "Succession," "Better Call Saul," and "Bad Sisters."