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‘It’s Not Like That’ Review: Scott Foley Drama Works Well
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‘It’s Not Like That’ Review: Scott Foley Drama Works Well

Variety·Aramide Tinubu·17 days ago
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Following the success of its faith-based successes “The Chosen” and “House of David,” Amazon Prime is expanding in the genre with “It’s Not Like That,” from creators Ian Deitchman and Kristin Robinson. The intricate family drama uses Christianity as a pillar, but extends outward to explore the sticky nuances and unexpected circumstances that arise amid major life changes. A thoughtful show about parenting, friendship and love, “It’s Not Like That” is a breath of fresh air without feeling like religious propaganda. ​ Set in Atlanta, the eight-episode season begins on the first day of school. However, this year looks very different for Grace Community Church pastor Malcolm (a perfectly cast Scott Foley ) and his three children, teenage Flora (Leven Miranda), middle schooler Penelope (Cassidy Paul) and culinary wizkid Justin (Cary Christopher). Malcolm’s wife, Jenny (Tyner Rushing), has recently died, and everyone is struggling to get used to a new normal.…

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