Alan Sepinwall is the Chief TV critic for Rolling Stone. With a focus on television, his work covers recaps, reviews, and analysis of popular TV shows. His writing explores the cultural impact and significance of television and has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News and Vanity Fair.
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Alan Sepinwall's coverage heavily focuses on television shows, TV reviews, and the TV industry. He frequently provides in-depth reviews of specific episodes and seasons. Given this, he would likely be interested in pitches related to new or noteworthy developments within the television industry.
To effectively pitch to Alan, consider offering exclusive insights into upcoming TV shows, interviews with prominent figures or actors within the industry, or analyses on how certain productions are reshaping trends within the entertainment landscape.
Given his broad focus on entertainment news and lack of a specified geographic area of interest, pitches should prioritize relevance to global audiences rather than being tied to specific regions.
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By: Alan Sepinwall
The Oscar-nominated actor is an old-fashioned private detective chasing down a missing woman in L.A. — until an 'Oh noir, you didn't!' left turn spoils everything
By: Alan Sepinwall
Amazon's adaptation of the fan-favorite franchise is better than you'd think it'd be — and still gets lost in the RPG-to-TV translation.
By: Alan Sepinwall
HBO's take on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about an undercover agent during the Vietnam war is wickedly funny, deeply moving — and features a lot of Robert Downey Jr.
Amazon's adaptation of the fan-favorite franchise is better than you'd think it'd be — and still gets lost in the RPG-to-TV translation
"The Sign" may or may not be series finale, but it does work as a perfect goodbye — and a testament to how great this children's show really is
By: Alan Sepinwall
A 2010 video shows The Sopranos stars James Gandolfini and Edie Falco back in character as they attempt to convince NBA superstar LeBron James to join the Knicks
By: Alan Sepinwall
'Killers of the Flower Moon' actor Lily Gladstone and Riley Keough star in a drama about the IRL murder of a Canadian teen in the 1990s
Filmmaker Andrew Jarecki's doc on convicted murderer Robert Durst was a true-crime landmark. This sequel is just a dead end
By: Alan Sepinwall
The finale of FX's landmark adaptation of James Clavell's novel ends on a high note, complete with power plays, great performances and the possibility of a sequel
The semi-autobiographical surprise-hit series falls into a growing category of searing, auteur-driven work for the small screen — but what does that mean for its creator?
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