Divorce and Insecure Are Renewed for a Second Season at HBO
That also describes the state of the country right now.
HBO’s latest comedies, Divorce and Insecure, just got picked up for their season, which should play nicely opposite the other end of HBO’s comedy line-up with Veep and Silicon Valley.
10PM and 10:30PM respectively on HBO.
Reading the titles of Divorce and Insecure almost seems like too perfect of a pairing of series debuts, but that is indeed what’s happening tonight. Issa Rae makes her debut with the show she stars in and co-created, Insecure and Sarah Jessica Parker, Thomas Haden Church, the guiding hand of series creator Sharon Horgan, and a tale of separation meet up in is a very intriguing looking dramedy.
Again, that’s 10PM or whenever you’ll want to watch it later on HBO GO or HBO NOW.
The second trailer for Divorce shows the real nitty gritty of splitting up as well as the apparent great chemistry that Sarah Jessica Parker and Thomas Haden Church have for a couple that can’t f’n stand each other.
Divorce premieres on Sunday, October, 9th at 10PM on HBO.
Whatever your feelings about Sex & The City are, you should probably let those go for the new HBO series Divorce that gives Sex & The City star Sarah Jessica Parker top billing once again.
We say that because the great Thomas Haden Church is also starring and the series happens to be created by the also great Sharon Horgan, who is the co-star and co-creator of the critical darling Catastrophe.
See the potential for this series for yourself in this teaser, then look for Divorce (as a series, hopefully not for yourself) this fall on HBO.
Death, kids, divorce can all be enjoyed together as shown by Dana Gould.
Gould performed last night on Conan and gave us all something to think about in reaching those milestones of having a family, then potentially losing them, and then leaving this mortal coil all while having a good laugh.
Watch his set here.
When you think of how exactly a second date could go from a somewhat nice time to horribly awry, Will Weldon went through a gauntlet of many things you were probably thinking up.
Of course, as he’s telling this story after the fact on This Is Not Happening, he didn’t get murdered or kidnapped or anything of that nature, but a second date like this one is still spectacularly awful.
Andy Haynes was a guest on The Pete Holmes Show/You Made It Weird while it stopped by SXSW this year and talked his current divorce, which should give you an insight to the few things you can take advantage of when you’re a recent divorcee.
We certainly hope you’re watching Review on Comedy Central, one of the best new shows this year.
If not, watch Andy Daly as Forrest MacNeil review divorce and eating 30 pancakes (twice the number of the first time he “reviewed” binge eating pancakes), then you shouldn’t be sufficiently hooked to catch it every Thurs. 10PM.