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All The Songs In Peacock’s ‘PONIES’: From Blondie To Fleetwood Mac
Emilia Clarke stars as Bea in Peacock's espionage thriller 'Ponies,' where two American embassy wives use their 'Persons of No Interest' status to investigate their husbands' suspicious deaths.
- On Thursday, Peacock released PONIES, now streaming all episodes and starring Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson in the espionage series.
- Determined to find out what happened to their husbands, Beatrice and Twila return to Moscow to investigate their CIA-officer husbands' deaths, leveraging their PONI status at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.
- An attempted extraction opens the series, plunging Beatrice into danger as KGB agent Andrei targets her and may lead the CIA to a surveillance facility tied to her husband's death.
- With a cliff-hanging ending, Ponies bets on Bea and Twila returning for another season as critics single out Clarke and Richardson's chemistry as the show's emotional anchor.
- Despite its equestrian-themed title, Ponies blends zippy female-friendship comedy with Cold War moral drama and was filmed in Budapest, doubling for Cold War Moscow.
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All The Songs In Peacock’s ‘PONIES’: From Blondie To Fleetwood Mac
SPOILER ALERT: This piece contains the soundtrack for the full eight episodes of Peacock’s PONIES now streaming. Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson are back in action in Peacock’s new spy thriller series, PONIES (persons of no interest). Set in the world of CIA espionage in Moscow in the 1970s, PONIES features quite a few […]
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arcamax.comReview: 'Ponies' elevates a Cold War spy story with emotional depth and female friendship
Two embassy wives, played by Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson, embrace their Person of No Interest status to take on the KGB as spies in Peacock's sparky, soulful series.
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