Long Bright River on Peacock only has 8 episodes

Long Bright River cast and character guide: Who plays whom in Peacock's latest crime drama?
Peacock's Long Bright River is a crime drama series based on Liz Moore's best-selling novel titled the same. It follows Philadelphia police officer Mickey patrolling the Kensington neighborhood, suffering from an opioid crisis.
Breaking Down the Ending of Peacock’s Gritty New Thriller Long Bright River
Another day, another gritty crime drama about the hunt for a killer responsible for a string of murders targeting vulnerable women.
How to watch ‘Long Bright River’ starring Amanda Seyfried
The “Long Bright River” series premiere drops Thursday, March 13. Stream the entire season today on Peacock.
Amanda Seyfried Leads Peacock’s Stellar Serial Killer Mystery ‘Long Bright River’: TV Review
In Peacock's TV adaptation of "Long Bright River" Amanda Seyfried portrays a Philadelphia cop desperate to stop a serial killer and find her sister.
Inside inspiration behind Peacock crime thriller Long Bright River with Amanda Seyfried
Long Bright River is a new Peacock TV show, which is an adaptation of the 2020 book of the same name by Liz Moore. The show is not based on a true story but takes inspiration from the author's life.
'Long Bright River' star Amanda Seyfried: 'I always wanted to play a cop'
Amanda Seyfried says there were two major reasons why she wanted to star in Peacock's adaptation of Liz Moore's best-selling novel "Long Bright River" -- the location and the fact it cast her against type.
‘Long Bright River' Creators Break Down That Killer Reveal, Changes From the Novel and What Amanda Seyfried Brought to Mickey
This article contains spoilers for “Long Bright River,” now streaming on Peacock. Two years before Liz Moore's novel "Long Bright River" ever hit shelves in 2020 and became a bestseller - and one of Barack Obama's top books of the year - she was approached by different producers.
Amanda Seyfried & Molly Sims 'Swoon' Over 'Long Bright River' Co-star Nicholas Pinnock
Amanda Seyfried dishes on her new Peacock limited series "Long Bright River" and fulfilling her dream of playing a police officer, including a traffic stop turned sideways during a ride-along with a real cop.
Amanda Seyfried, star of ‘Long Bright River,’ is glad she didn’t have to put on the Philly accent
The Allentown native plays a Philadelphia police officer in the Kensington-set show based on Liz Moore's book.
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For consulting on Peacock's 'Long Bright River,' Savage Sisters is getting a new recovery home
The Kensington organization provides housing to people entering recovery from addiction. Its founder shaped actress Ashleigh ...
How Many Episodes Are In ‘Long Bright River’?
The internet’s next crime drama is about to debut on Peacock. How many ’Long Bright River’ episodes are there?
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Where to Watch Long Bright River: Liz Moore's Bestselling Thriller Comes to TV
Long Bright River is only available to watch on Peacock, which is one of the most affordable streaming services around with ...
‘Long Bright River’ is best when it offers a humane look at the opioid crisis
Novelist Liz Moore spent years researching Philadelphia’s troubled Kensington neighborhood for her bestselling book “Long ...
LONG BRIGHT RIVER : STREAM IT OR SKIP IT?
Nicholas Pinnock, Dash Mihok, Callum Vinson and John Doman also star in the series, which Liz Moore adapted from her novel.
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‘Long Bright River’ Isn’t Exactly Based on a True Story, but It’s Inspired by Real-Life Events
Long Bright River' — the novel which the new Peacock series is based on isn't exactly a true story. But writer Liz Moore says ...
Here’s how author Liz Moore ensured Peacock’s Kensington-set ‘Long Bright River’ remained authentic to Philly
Starring Amanda Seyfried, the series offer true insight into a neighborhood that’s been gravely misrepresented in the media.
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Long Bright River’ On Peacock, Where Amanda Seyfried Is A Philly Cop Whose Past Factors Into The Murders Of Female Drug Addicts
Nicholas Pinnock, Dash Mihok, Callum Vinson and John Doman also star in the series, which Liz Moore adapted from her novel.