EPISODE 1.1
6 November 2020
CHAPTER ONE: “GET SOME THEN”
Wayne: Season 1
Wayne, a no-crap-taking teenager, goes on the hunt for his recently-deceased father's stolen car in this violent and irreverent series. He's aided by his crush Del, who's of a similar anarchistic mindset.
2019USAPrime Video
ComedyDrama
Streaming (1 Provider)
EPISODE 1.2
6 November 2020
CHAPTER TWO: “NO PRIESTS”
EPISODE 1.3
6 November 2020
CHAPTER THREE: “THE GODDAMNED BEACON OF TRUTH”
EPISODE 1.4
6 November 2020
CHAPTER FOUR: “FIND SOMETHING BLACK TO WEAR”
EPISODE 1.5
6 November 2020
CHAPTER FIVE: “DEL"
EPISODE 1.6
6 November 2020
CHAPTER SIX: “WHO EVEN ARE WE NOW?”
EPISODE 1.7
6 November 2020
CHAPTER SEVEN: “IT’LL LAST FOREVER”
EPISODE 1.8
6 November 2020
CHAPTER EIGHT: “MUSTA BURNED LIKE HELL”
EPISODE 1.9
6 November 2020
CHAPTER NINE: “THOUGHT WE WAS FRIENDS”
EPISODE 1.10
6 November 2020
CHAPTER TEN: “BUCKLE THE F**K UP”
Reviews & comments
Rolling Stone
pressIt’s more superficial in its pleasures than many of the films and series it resembles, relying on style, attitude and the performances of McKenna and Bravo to pull the audience along as Wayne and Del ride a dirt bike to Florida to recover his father’s stolen ’78 Trans Am. Fortunately, the leads are good, even if the dialect work by them and others (Dean Winters and Abigail Spencer pop up at various points as Del’s mom and dad) is a touch shaky.
Los Angeles Times
pressWayne will suffer more often than not, and this is not a limited series, but a potentially ongoing one. But when he’s happy, if just for an instant, the show lights up around him.
IndieWire
pressSimmons’ thoughtful, engrossing, and altogether joyful new series carves its own path on the cold roads of America’s eastern seaboard. Whether you wanted more of “The End of the Fucking World” or not, seek this one out.
Rolling Stone
pressIt’s more superficial in its pleasures than many of the films and series it resembles, relying on style, attitude and the performances of McKenna and Bravo to pull the audience along as Wayne and Del ride a dirt bike to Florida to recover his father’s stolen ’78 Trans Am. Fortunately, the leads are good, even if the dialect work by them and others (Dean Winters and Abigail Spencer pop up at various points as Del’s mom and dad) is a touch shaky.
Los Angeles Times
pressWayne will suffer more often than not, and this is not a limited series, but a potentially ongoing one. But when he’s happy, if just for an instant, the show lights up around him.
IndieWire
pressSimmons’ thoughtful, engrossing, and altogether joyful new series carves its own path on the cold roads of America’s eastern seaboard. Whether you wanted more of “The End of the Fucking World” or not, seek this one out.
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