Alaska Daily

Great show with Hilary Swank. Loved this pilot, hopefully it keeps it up.

This is the investigative series with a journalist as the main character that I love the most.

I watched this out of curiosity because I lived in Alaska for many years and wanted to see if it would be interesting.
Not only was it good but it also made me aware of some facts of which I previously had not known. I checked and it was not just a good show but but factual.
Hillary Swank carries the show but there is a good cast who seem like every real office I have been involved with. There are opininated die hards, some procastinators, others who want to receive all the credit and those who are do their work and others who are afraid and hold back. It is a lively mix and allows for good veriation.
I really enjoyed it and will watch the next season.

Kind of to my surprise i really enjoyed this. I binged season 1 completely. Ok, its a bit predictable and its nothing really original, but overal it's quite well done. It takes on both racial inequality AND the woke cancel culture bullshit both at once. Great job. Quite refreshing to call out the woke over the top angry screamers, who dont really care about being right, but just screaming the most loud to become right.

Hilary Swank is really carrying this series though. Without her there would be not much there in al fairness. Most of the story line per episode seems to be written by some students doing their first scripts and are having trouble to come up with something totally fresh and new. The underlying storyline over the whole season 1 is decent enough though.

Shame this was cancelled. Hope another network picks it up.

Enjoyed the whole series. Entertaining and keep you glued in. Recommend anybody want to see newspaper movies to not miss this series.

It's a shame that this got cancelled as it's one of the rare shows right now that's a bit more complex than your usual crime or reality show. Sad to see this one go.

Hillary Swank is always a great actress, but the show definitely lacks of deepness and originality. However the cauliflower contest managed to raise the level of the show considerably.

[Disney+] It's surprising that the same author of one of the best investigative journalism movies of recent years is also responsible for this bland series about a local Alaskan newspaper. There's a sense of old-fashioned production, an even somewhat naïve depiction of the journalistic profession that, while tackling issues like dependency of investors, ultimately offers a vision of the profession that seems more idealistic than realistic, while Hilary Swank offers a performing rather bland.

You had me at Swank