‘The Drop: A Snowfall Saga’ Review: FX Series Is Missing Damson Idris, but Still Finds Its Footing
Newcomer Asante Blackk shines in this follow-up to "Snowfall" that explores survival, rap, family and legacy The post ‘The Drop: A Snowfall Saga’ Review: FX Series Is Missing Damson Idris, but Still Finds Its Footing appeared first on TheWrap .
FX's "The Drop: A Snowfall Saga" is a new series that carries on the legacy of the late, great "Snowfall" series, though it cannot match the impact of having Damson Idris as the central figure. This spinoff takes place after the original show and explores a new era in Los Angeles, transitioning from the 80s to the tumultuous 90s.
The series introduces new characters, such as Wanda Bell's cousins Lamar and James, who are drawn to the rise of the West Coast rap scene in the city. The new season finds its footing and aims to capture the show's original engaging style while delving into themes of survival, family, and legacy. With strong performances from its cast, including Asante Blackk and Gail Bean, "The Drop: A Snowfall Saga" offers a fresh take on the narrative while staying rooted in the same Los Angeles environment.
Despite some narrative inconsistencies and a flashback episode that may feel slightly drawn out, the series remains compelling and delivers a promising first season.
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