There is a new comedy heading to Freeform with “2 Dope Queens” cohost Phoebe Robinson as its main woman. In “Every part’s Trash” — a TV adaptation of Robinson’s 2018 guide of the identical title — the bestselling creator stars as outspoken podcast host Phoebe, a 30-something-year-old seeking to make her mark whereas sorting by her broke, but delightfully messy life.
“I really feel like I am dwelling my Black lady Carrie Bradshaw fantasy and I’m right here for it.”
In line with Entertainment Weekly, the gathering of essays-turned-TV-series — written and govt produced by Robinson — is the star’s personal model of “Intercourse and the Metropolis.” “I really feel like I am dwelling my Black lady Carrie Bradshaw fantasy and I’m right here for it,” Robinson informed the outlet in Could. “I feel we’re in a good time of tv, particularly with feminine ladies of colour who’re protagonists, that they will type of be any means that they need to be. I actually simply needed to lean into how I am not attempting to signify the Black neighborhood, I am simply representing my expertise and the expertise of the writers within the writers’ room.”
The trailer for “Every part’s Trash,” launched on June 30, highlights a refreshing tackle adulting with a heavy dose of witty comedy. “I’m a free-spirited, younger girl who wears head wraps after I’m having intercourse ‘trigger some dudes should not value sweating them edges out over,” Robinson jokes within the two-minute clip.
Prepare for extra laughs as a result of Robinson has much more in retailer for “Every part’s Trash.” Learn forward for every part we all know concerning the comedy, together with the solid, plot, trailer, and launch date.
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