Neither I nor Jordan Cahan, one of the executive producers of the wonderfully deranged Showtime comedy Black Monday, could have known when we met to talk about Season 2 back in late February that just a few weeks later the stock market would actually have its worst day since the real Black Monday in 1987, in effect creating...
well, Black Monday 2. And I doubt Cahan and his creative partner, David Caspe, are at home right now watching the news and patting themselves on the back for Black Monday's prescience.
But it's hard not to see our current global situation as a result of the coronavirus pandemic as confirmation from the universe that Black Monday, whose tone was hard to pin down in the first few episodes of Season 1 and whose comedy
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