Her romantic life is worse than messy.
Ex-boyfriend Lawrence is nowhere in sight.
She’s struggling in every direction.
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You could say that [pushes glasses up nose] shelacks security.
It’s a low point for Issa.
But the first four episodes ofInsecure’s third season are all highs, sending the characters in new directions.
Previously, Daniel was a tantalizing temptation.
(Forget those played-out bass beats, Daniel’s all about the strings!)
The fourth episode is a different kind of semi-date scenario.
The sweet flirty banter merges seamlessly with a romantic vision of South LA splendor.
As a performer, Rae has a tangible comedic awkwardness that masks a deep well of self-confidence.
Insecurejuggles these complications marvelously, blending swoony-sexy swagger with laugh-out-loud comedy.
There’s a big plot tease in the first half of this season.
The four women are planning to attend a certain desert music festival beloved by the worst people on Instagram.
Holy Millennial Hell, canInsecuresurviveCoachella?
I can’t watch.
