This article first appeared at Out Smart Magazine
“Not since Will & Grace debuted over 25 years ago has there been so much excitement about a new, queer sitcom. Mid-Century Modern, premiering on Hulu on March 28, is the creation of Max Mutchnick and David Kohan, the gay men who were also behind Will & Grace. Set in Palm Springs, California, following the death of one of their closest friends, three gay men gather to mourn. Swept up in the emotions of the moment, Bunny (Nathan Lane) suggests that Atlanta-based flight attendant Jerry (Matt Bomer) and New York-based fashion editor Arthur (Nathan Lee Graham) move into the mid-century modern home he shares with his mother Sybil (the late Linda Lavin). Over the course of the first season’s 10 episodes, hilarity ensues. That is, except for the episode in which they address Sybil’s passing. The three male leads are all fabulous, and the ensemble cast, including Pamela Adlon as Bunny’s sister Mindy, and the stellar line-up of guest stars, including Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Vanessa Bayer, Richard Kind, and Cheri Oteri, keep humor buzzing. Shortly before the premiere of Mid-Century Modern, Max generously made time for a Zoom interview…”
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