Daisy Jones & The Six: Season 1

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Prime Video | Season Premiere Date: March 3, 2023

Summary: The rapid rise and the sudden demise of a 1970s Los Angles rock group led by Daisy Jones (Riley Keough) and Billy Dunne (Sam Claflin) is at the center of this limited series based on the novel of the same name by Taylor Jenkins Reid.

Genre(s): Drama, Movie/Mini-Series, Music

Season 1 Episodes

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S1:E10. Track 10: Rock 'n' Roll Suicide
Air Date: March 23, 2023
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S1:E9. Track 9: Feels Like the First Time
Air Date: March 23, 2023
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S1:E8. Track 8: Looks Like We Made It
Air Date: March 16, 2023

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Richard Roeper

Mar 1, 2023

The series perfectly captures the sometimes tedious, often stressful, occasionally magical process of songwriting, recording and performing, with Keough and Claflin handling their own vocals in impressive fashion. ... The series is an exhilarating slice of fictional but authentic 1970s rock ’n’ roll. Read full review

Mary Kate Carr

Mar 1, 2023

The ensemble clearly had lots of fun together, which translates to a delightful viewing experience. And the ’70s-era costumes and set design draw the audience into its world of sex, drugs, and, yes, rock ’n’ roll. Most especially, the love story at the center is compelling enough that viewers won’t want to miss a moment of its highs and lows. Much like its titular fictional band, Daisy Jones & The Six is destined to be a crowd-pleaser. Read full review

Dave Nemetz

Mar 1, 2023

Amazon’s Daisy Jones & the Six is hampered by rock star clichés, but it captures a vibrant creative spark that’s hard to resist. Read full review

The Telegraph Jasper Rees

Mar 1, 2023

Although the era is reconstructed with lavish attention to detail, there’s no shunning the impression that these are beautiful actors cosplaying Seventies-style hedonism. ... Yet at its best Daisy Jones & The Six portrays the spine-tingling Dionysian thrill of musical collaboration. Read full review

Empire Sophie Butcher

Mar 3, 2023

Solid, if slightly underwhelming – but Riley Keough’s star quality leaps off the screen, and there is many a magical musical moment. Read full review

Peter Travers

Mar 3, 2023

In this fictionalized spin on Fleetwood Mac, Riley Keough (grandkid of King Elvis) does herself proud, rocking out like Stevie Nicks on the sexy, druggy ‘70s LA music scene. Too bad the series itself quickly descends from bruising rock aria to sappy emo-ballad. Read full review

IndieWire Ben Travers

Mar 1, 2023

If all viewers had to deal with was a sham documentary structure, they could probably get over it, but “Daisy Jones and the Six” utterly bungles its star-crossed romance, as well. ... The music isn’t bad, though. Their biggest hits (mainly “Look at Us Now (Honeycomb”) may not be stone-cold classics, but they’re believable substitutes in a series where little else is convincing — or even tries to be. Read full review

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TBall

Mar 29, 2023

I expected to dislike this but was pleasantly surprised. The songs are strong, the music is quite good and the performances from the fictional Six very believable. The cast is strong and likable especially Camila Morrone and the two leads, Keough and Claflin. I even bought the fake albumI expected to dislike this but was pleasantly surprised. The songs are strong, the music is quite good and the performances from the fictional Six very believable. The cast is strong and likable especially Camila Morrone and the two leads, Keough and Claflin. I even bought the fake album from the fake band. LOL I only wish that The Dunne Brothers songs were included. I would strongly recommend this.… Expand

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pangipingu

Apr 6, 2023

Take away the costume and production design along with Keough and Claflin's performances and this show will be left with not much substance after all; in other words, Daisy Jones and The Six lacks an intriguing storyline as well as a smart direction. (Am I the only one here to think that theTake away the costume and production design along with Keough and Claflin's performances and this show will be left with not much substance after all; in other words, Daisy Jones and The Six lacks an intriguing storyline as well as a smart direction. (Am I the only one here to think that the plot was a bit overstretched? Would have been way better in a five-episode set)… Expand

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