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“You talking about the world or you talking about us?” Issa responds, though the answer is obvious. “Are we going to be OK?” Issa’s best friend, Molly (Yvonne Orji), asks her early on in the series’ final season. Regular life is not knowing what to say next and regretting what you said last. Regular life is an argument with your friend that stems from a slight so specific you’d be embarrassed to explain it to a stranger. The problems of Issa Dee, played by Rae, are as boring as they are visceral. Race is far from incidental (“Insecure” conspicuously highlights LA’s historically Black neighborhoods, for example), but it’s never been the show’s deep well of conflict. (Well, the only show created by and starring the same Black woman - Ava DuVernay’s “Queen Sugar” premiered a month earlier with Rutina Wesley and Dawn-Lyen Gardner, among its all-Black cast.) Based on her award-winning web series, Rae devised a chummy, sharp comedy about “ regular Black people living life” in the California sunshine. When “Insecure” premiered on HBO in 2016, it was the only show on TV created by and starring a Black woman.
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