Netflix Books Nine Series for Fourth 'FYSee: The Fall Edit' Showcase

Netflix will stage its fourth annual "FYSee: The Fall Edit" awards showcase across the first two weekends of November at the Tudum Theater in Hollywood, putting nine series in front of Emmy voters through screenings and panels.

Film awards season dominates the headlines, but the streamer has not forgotten its television contenders. The lineup runs from prestige limited series to returning comedies: "The Altruists," "Beef," "The Diplomat," "East of Eden," "Emily in Paris," "The Gentlemen," "Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story," "The Murder of JonBenét Ramsey" and "Nobody Wants This."

The Q&As will pair producers and creative teams with stars including Kristen Bell, Julia Garner, Charlie Hunnam, Theo James, Melissa McCarthy, Charles Melton, Florence Pugh, Keri Russell and Cailee Spaeny.

What does the schedule look like?

The programming splits across two blocks: Friday, Nov. 6 through Sunday, Nov. 8, then Friday, Nov. 13 through Sunday, Nov. 15.

Friday, Nov. 6 opens with a "Nobody Wants This" Season 3 screening. Panelists include creator and co-showrunner Erin Foster, co-showrunner Jenni Konner, Kristen Bell (executive producer and "Joanne"), Justine Lupe ("Morgan"), Timothy Simons ("Sasha"), Jackie Tohn ("Esther"), costume designer Negar Ali-Kline and music supervisor Manish Raval.

Saturday, Nov. 7 carries a double bill. "The Altruists" gets an advance preview of the limited series about Sam Bankman-Fried and Caroline Ellison, followed by a panel with creator Graham Moore and Julia Garner, executive producer and "Caroline Ellison." Then "The Gentlemen" Season 2 screens with executive producer and writer Matthew Read, Theo James ("Eddie Horniman"), Kaya Scodelario ("Susie Glass") and costume designer Loulou Bontemps.

Sunday, Nov. 8 brings two heavyweights. "The Diplomat" Season 4 screens with creator Debora Cahn, executive producer Janice Williams, Keri Russell (executive producer and "Ambassador Kate Wyler"), Rufus Sewell ("Vice President Hal Wyler"), Ato Essandoh, Ali Ahn, Nana Mensah and casting director Julie Schubert. The same day, "The Murder of JonBenét Ramsey" holds an advanced screening of the limited series about the unsolved murder case, with a Q&A featuring Melissa McCarthy, executive producer and "Patsy Ramsey."

Friday, Nov. 13 belongs to "East of Eden." The limited series screens with co-showrunner, writer and executive producer Zoe Kazan, Florence Pugh ("Cathy Ames"), Christopher Abbott ("Adam Trask"), Hoon Lee ("Lee"), co-showrunner and executive producer Jeb Stuart and composer Laura Karpman.

Saturday, Nov. 14 turns to "Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story." Panelists include co-creator Ian Brennan, executive producer and director Max Winkler, Ella Beatty ("Lizzie Borden"), Charlie Hunnam ("Andrew Borden"), Vicky Krieps ("Bridget 'Maggie' Sullivan" and "Elizabeth Báthory"), Rebecca Hall ("Abby Borden"), cinematographer Michael Bauman, ASC, and costume designer Paula Bradley.

Sunday, Nov. 15 closes with lighter fare and a finale. "Emily in Paris" offers a sneak peek of its sixth and final season, while "Beef" screens its anthology return with creator Lee Sung Jin, Charles Melton ("Austin Davis") and Cailee Spaeny ("Ashley Miller") — both executive producers — director Jake Schreier, cinematographer James Laxton, ASC, and editor Laura Zempel, ACE.

Notably absent from the weekend press release: any word on whether voters will bite. For Netflix, the showcase is a wager that stacked panels and big names convert into nominations when voting begins.