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Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorLucy Liu, whose turn as the fiercely funny Ling Woo on Ally McBeal earned her a supporting actress Emmy, exercises her finesse for deadpan and one-liners again in Marc Cherry’s CBS All Access series Women Who Kill in the character of Simone Grave.A well-to-do art gallery owner who is all about image, Simone is one of the three women on the anthology series about three different generations of females who’ve lived in the same house and have

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVCBS All Access’ “Why Women Kill” set its first-season action in three distinct time periods: the 1960s, 1980s and present-day, promising a titular payoff in each time period by the end of the season. In the finale, titled “Kill Me as If It Were the Last Time,” creator and showrunner Marc Cherry crafted an intricate slow-motion montage that weaved the pivotal deaths together across timelines.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorOn today’s Crew Call podcast we speak with Marc Cherry who after a long-running streak with ABC’s Desperate Housewives and Lifetime’s Devious Maids returns to the underbelly of Americana bourgeoisie in CBS All Access’ Why Women Kill.Working with a streamer is bliss for Cherry, free from the fences erected by a network’s standard and practices department.

Oh, Wisteria Lane. Never in the history of television has one cul-de-sac been the epicenter for more death and destruction, calamity and comedy.