Rachel Sennott's latest comedy series "I Love LA" is set to hit HBO this week, offering fans of the "Shiva Baby" star a fresh take on the ups and downs of millennial life in Los Angeles. As the creator, writer, director, and star of the show, Sennott brings her signature relatable brand of comedy to the small screen.
The series follows Maia, a 27-year-old talent manager living with her boyfriend Dylan (Josh Hutcherson) and best friends Charlie (Jordan Firstman) and Alani (True Whitaker), as she navigates how reconnecting with an old college friend Tallulah (Odessa A'zion) affects their relationships. With its outrageous humor, "I Love LA" is bound to resonate with anyone who's ever felt like they're stuck between growing up and figuring out where life takes them.
"I Love LA" premieres on HBO this Sunday at 10:30 PM ET, and for the first time, fans can catch it on both HBO and its streaming service HBO Max. To watch the series without committing to an ad-free subscription, viewers can sign up for a low-cost plan starting at $9.99/month.
The eight-episode series is designed to air weekly on Sundays through December 21, with upcoming guest stars including Leighton Meester, Quenlin Blackwell, and Elijah Wood in various roles. A trailer for the show has already been released, showcasing the comedic chemistry between Sennott's Maia and her castmates.
"I Love LA" is the latest addition to HBO's Sunday night lineup of comedies, following Tim Robinson's "The Chair Company."
The series follows Maia, a 27-year-old talent manager living with her boyfriend Dylan (Josh Hutcherson) and best friends Charlie (Jordan Firstman) and Alani (True Whitaker), as she navigates how reconnecting with an old college friend Tallulah (Odessa A'zion) affects their relationships. With its outrageous humor, "I Love LA" is bound to resonate with anyone who's ever felt like they're stuck between growing up and figuring out where life takes them.
"I Love LA" premieres on HBO this Sunday at 10:30 PM ET, and for the first time, fans can catch it on both HBO and its streaming service HBO Max. To watch the series without committing to an ad-free subscription, viewers can sign up for a low-cost plan starting at $9.99/month.
The eight-episode series is designed to air weekly on Sundays through December 21, with upcoming guest stars including Leighton Meester, Quenlin Blackwell, and Elijah Wood in various roles. A trailer for the show has already been released, showcasing the comedic chemistry between Sennott's Maia and her castmates.
"I Love LA" is the latest addition to HBO's Sunday night lineup of comedies, following Tim Robinson's "The Chair Company."
. Rachel Sennott seems like a hilarious writer/director/actress and I love how she's tackling millennial life in LA with her show 
. The premise of reconnecting with an old friend causing drama among friends is super relatable, especially for those of us who are mid-30s and trying to figure out our lives 
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. $9.99/month seems like a pretty steep price tag, especially when you're not sure if you'll actually watch all 8 episodes 
. Still, if the show is as funny and heartwarming as it looks from that trailer, I'm totally down to give it a try 
. Bring on Sunday nights! 
I love how she's not afraid to tackle the ups and downs of millennial life, from navigating friendships to figuring out your career path. And let's be real, who can't relate to feeling stuck between growing up and becoming a functioning adult? 
And, yay for guest stars like Leighton Meester and Elijah Wood - I'm intrigued by their roles in the show! 
, I'm soooo excited about Rachel Sennott's new show "I Love LA"!!! 
It's like, finally a comedy series that's all about us millennials and our crazy lives in LA 
I love how the show is tackling real issues like relationships and growing up, but still managing to keep it funny and light-hearted 
Josh Hutcherson, Jordan Firstman, True Whitaker... they're all so talented! 
I've already signed up for HBO Max just to watch this show 
. Bring on Sunday night at 10:30 PM ET! 
. I love how she's creating a show that pokes fun at our collective awkwardness and growth pains 
. Can't wait to binge-watch this with my friends this Sunday night! 
The fact that it's available on both HBO & Max is the icing on the cake 
- $9.99/month for ad-free? Yes, please! 
It sounds like it's gonna be SO relatable and hilarious, especially with its portrayal of millennial life in LA 
Like who wouldn't wanna binge-watch an episode (or three) with Josh Hutcherson, Jordan Firstman, and True Whitaker? 
. I'm gonna binge-watch this ASAP! 
. Still looking forward to it though! 
It'll probably be fine 
But seriously, Rachel Sennott is talented and her show sounds like it'll be a funny take on millennial struggles. The cast looks great too - Josh Hutcherson as the boyfriend, who isn't he from all those Harry Potter movies? 
I am SO down for this new show! Rachel Sennott is literally my spirit animal lol. I love how it's all about millennial life in LA and how relatable it's going to be. The cast looks amazing too! 
can't wait to see Leighton Meester and Elijah Wood in their roles! 
I'm not saying it's a conspiracy or anything (okay, who am I kidding?) but something just doesn't add up. Can't wait to watch and see if it lives up to the hype... or is it just a distraction from something bigger? 
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she's got this amazing energy and her writing is so relatable like i'm def gonna binge watch it this weekend 