SundanceTV is close to renewing Hap And Leonard for a second season and is looking for a co-showrunner.

Losing “Hap and Leonard” in the Trump age: “This show was an inoculation for some people” Salon talks to Joe Lansdale, author of the novels and creator of the TV series, on what his two ...

We interview Hap and Leonard star James Purefoy, who talks about peeking through a keyhole into other worlds, as the SundanceTV series returns for Season 2.

Set deep within the American South, specifically 1988 in the sultry eastern part of Texas, “Hap and Leonard” unfolds gradually like a blossoming flower.

“Me and you ain’t you and her”: How “Hap and Leonard” challenges TV’s portrayal of masculine friendship Buddy crimesolvers are nothing new. But Sundance's drama uses its central pair ...

This Hap and Leonard review contains spoilers. Hap and Leonard: Season 2, Episode 2 It’s safe to say that SundanceTV’s Hap and Leonard is comfortable enough in its own skin to push the well ...

Hap and Leonard are just buddies whose lives are constantly tangential to various crimes. The Bottom Line Sweaty, hard-boiled Texas thrills.

Hap and Leonard’s investigation leads them to a fetching transsexual who presides over a used-car dealership where none of the vehicles are for sale.

“Hap and Leonard” has been renewed for Season 3 on SundanceTV, Variety has learned. The series is based on the celebrated book series of the same name by Joe R. Lansdale, and follows best ...

Reviews Hap and Leonard Premiere Review: Savage Season Hap and Leonard make the jump from the pages of Joe R. Lansdale’s books to the screen in SundanceTV’s new drama.

Hap and Leonard is one of TV’s best-kept secrets Watching this Sundance series is like staying up way too late to read a crime potboiler.

Hap’s partner, Leonard Pine, is no slouch himself. A well-muscled martial arts expert, Leonard’s tough as alligator hide, which comes in handy when you’re also black and gay in East Texas.