Esther D. Kustanowitz Esther D. Kustanowitz is a TV columnist for J. She is based in Los Angeles and has been known to track #TVGoneJewy. Follow her on Twitter @EstherK. Recent Stories Oct 24, 2022 ‘Undone’ vibrantly imagines reversing a Jewish family’s trauma Sep 23, 2022 How ‘The Rehearsal’ and ‘Rehearsals’ point the way to Yom Kippur Aug 8, 2022 ‘Jewish or goyish’ makes comeback in web series ‘2 Jews Choose’ Jun 14, 2022 Glenn Close joins a less exhilarating season 2 of hit Israeli series ‘Tehran’ May 4, 2022 The slowly emerging Jewish identity of Moon Knight Mar 15, 2022 Israeli sitcom ‘Checkout’ is slice-of-life inside a supermarket Feb 22, 2022 Mrs. Maisel and her marvelous alternate reality Jan 11, 2022 Ray Donovan, the Irish fixer with a Jewish soul, gets his movie Dec 29, 2021 Searching for context after Israeli-Norwegian drama 'Girl From Oslo' Dec 16, 2021 Silverman and Rogen’s ‘Santa Inc.’ brings raunch and activism to Christmas Nov 19, 2021 Overanalyzing 'The Shrink Next Door,' AppleTV's very Jewish new series Oct 4, 2021 African refugees in Israel, now actors, relive trauma in ‘Asylum City’ Sep 3, 2021 Spending the High Holidays with ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ Aug 9, 2021 ‘Fauda’ star brings the action to New York in new series Jul 15, 2021 A Jewish take on ‘Loki’ Jul 8, 2021 ‘My Unorthodox Life’: Hasidic TV trend gets reality treatment Jun 16, 2021 ‘Black Space’: Exploring teenage darkness in Netflix’s latest Israeli series May 21, 2021 How TV has embraced dybbuks, golems and other Jewish lore May 14, 2021 First national Shabbaton conference for Jews of color to mark yahrzeit for George Floyd Apr 23, 2021 Israeli drama ‘On the Spectrum’ is a portrait of neurodiversity Next Page