The Class of ’09 has finally aired its first two episodes and viewers have received it really well. The FX on Hulu release is created by Tom Rob Smith. It is produced by FX Productions and Color Force by executive producers Tom Rob Smith, Nina Jacobson, Brad Simpson and Nellie Reed.
The show stars Brian Tyree Henry as Tayo Miller, Kate Mara as Ashley Poet, Raúl Castillo as Amos, Jake McDorman as Murphy, Sepideh Moafi as Hour, Brian J. Smith as Lennix, Jon Jon Briones as Gabriel, Brooke Smith as Drew, Rosalind Eleazar as Vivienne, Briar Boggs as Henry Lee and Mark Pellegrino as Mark Tupirik.
The first two episodes have a runtime of 40-50 minutes. The first episode is titled ‘Part of Something’, which is directed by Sunu Gonera and Joe Robert Cole. The second episode is titled ‘The Fitness Test’ which is directed by Sunu Gonera. Both of the episodes are written by Tom Rob Smith.
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The Class of ’09 starts off with FBI agent Ashley Poet appointed to bring in the extremist Amos, who she knows from her past. How or why that is so is not revealed in the first two episodes but, what we do get to see is Poet’s journey of how she entered the agency as well as her chase to get a hold of Amos, who is fed us with the justice system and wants to bring in a change (in a deadly manner, yes). The first two episodes are laid out beautifully to engage us with good performances by the cast members and, Twitter has been chiming the same since the episodes’ release.
One of the viewers tweeted: “Watching Class of 09 for the PKD-esque “future FBI dishes out AI-assisted criminal justice” premise. Brian Tyree Henry is magnificent in this & of course, there’s Kate Mara & Sepideh Moafi????”. Another one wrote, “I liked the first episode of Class of 09, but please stop releasing binge-watch shows in a weekly format. It’s so annoying”. There have been some negative reactions to the show too. So let us have a look at all of them down below!
The Class of ’09 Episode 1 and 2 Reactions on Twitter
You can watch The Class of ’09 Episode 1 and 2 now on Hulu. To read our review for the same, click here.
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