'Brave New World,' the long-gestating Aldous Huxley adaptation about a dystopian future society, starring Jessica Brown Findlay and Alden Ehrenreich, debuts on Peacock.

“Brave New World,” a TV adaptation of the Aldous Huxley novel, takes place in a fictional universe in which pleasure and indolence are the paramount virtues; individuals in the upper echelon ...

Much of Brave New World takes place in a supposed utopia, New London, where everyone is “happy.” (Not everyone is happy.) All privacy has been outlawed, as has the concept of monogamy.

Brave New World, like Aldous Huxley’s novel, is set in a world where absolutely everything is chill, as long as you keep popping pills. The biggest new drama premiering on the brand-new Peacock ...

Brave New World was originally developed at Syfy, then shifted to USA, and has ended up as one of the initial originals for the launch of NBCUniversal’s new ad-supported, partially-free ...

"Brave New World" is based on a book with a very conclusive ending, but the Peacock show leaves things a little more open-ended in order to set up John to appear in a potential Season 2.

‘Brave New World,” which arrives along with NBC’s Peacock streaming service Wednesday, presumes no small degree of literary license. It spends so much time reveling in its own aesthetic that ...

In theory, “Brave New World” is ripe for a newly relevant update. After the 2016 election, there was renewed interest in George Orwell’s “1984,” with its warnings about totalitarian ...