Post-college life is a sexy, funny drag in trailer for British comedy It Gets Worse
It Gets Worse , created by Leo Reich, follows three university best friends coping with unpromising love lives and careers.
In the trailer for the upcoming British comedy series "It Gets Worse," three friends from university find themselves grappling with the harsh realities of life after graduation. Leo Riech's character Ethan laments to his therapist, played by Andrew Scott, the desire to spend a decade with his best friends, free from worry and responsibility.
However, reality soon sets in, as the trio is thrust into a world filled with soul-crushing jobs, unsatisfying relationships, and drifting friendships. The series, created by Riech, Olive Gray, and Emily Fairn, follows the three inseparable friends as they navigate the challenges of post-college life. With inspiration drawn from Lena Dunham's Girls, the show features a mix of humor and discomfort as the characters confront the pitfalls and pitfalls of 20-something life, including flings, careless condom use, and self-absorbed Londoners.
The cast also includes Sean Delaney, Dane Williams, India Mullen, John Tothill, Amelia Dimoldenberg, and is narrated by acclaimed author Zadie Smith. "It Gets Worse" is set to premiere on Paramount+ in the United States on November 6, offering a cheeky and deeply uncomfortable exploration of the absurdities faced by young adults navigating the treacherous terrain of adulthood.
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