The funniest premiere at this year’s SXSW stars Ilana Glazer and Michelle Buteau as very pregnant, very horny, and very lovable besties.
millennial comedy) gets a bad rap. That sort of gung-ho, idealistic humor—shared by the last generation raised before babies came out of the womb holding phones in their tiny, wrinkly hands—typically feels out of date the second a punchline drops. Making ageless comedy is tough, especially when the way the entire world operates shifts so quickly during a few years of your lifespan..
Because these besties do everything together, it’s not long after Dawn gives birth that Eden also finds herself pregnant from a one-night stand. Thoughstarts with a hilariously foul cold open, the circumstances surrounding Eden’s conception are treated with far less repugnance. There’s a true and recognizable sweetness to the way Glazer and Rabinowitz construct the road to Eden’s pregnancy, one that feels iconically New York without smashing your face into it.
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