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    Rachel Sennott’s HBO Comedy Gets Official Title ‘I Love LA’ and The series will Premiere Date Nov. 2, with episodes dropping weekly until the finale on Dec. 21.
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    Rachel Sennott’s HBO Comedy Gets Official Title ‘I Love LA’ and The series will Premiere Date Nov. 2, with episodes dropping weekly until the finale on Dec. 21.

    https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/rachel-sennott-hbo-comedy-i-love-la-release-date-1236498740/

    Details surrounding the plot of “I Love LA” still remain sparing, with a logline that simply reads, “An ambitious friend group navigates life and love in LA.”

    Sennott, who created and executive produces the series, stars as Maia. The cast also includes Jordan Firstman as Charlie, Josh Hutcherson as Dylan, Odessa A’zion as Tallulah and True Whitaker as Alani, with guest stars including Leighton Meester, Moses Ingram, Lauren Holt, Elijah Wood, Quenlin Blackwell, Josh Brener, Tim Baltz, Froy Gutierrez and Colin Woodell.

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    2. SparklingPossum on

      feels like a pass for me unless I hear some good word of mouth from people whose taste I trust 🤔 This might work for me in previous years, but 2025 isn’t the vibe for it.

    3. Curlingby on

      I feel like “untitled rachel sennott project” sounded better. Kinda how High School Musical was just a placeholder title but eventually they gave up on choosing a better title

    4. Equal_Environment_90 on

      I’ll check it out because I love Josh Hutcherson. However, as a whole, I get annoyed by shows about LA. They always scream ‘Transplant in heavily gentrified area trying to figure out life’ which is fine, but, I think “Love” already did that.

      (I’m also an LA native and people always stereotype/group us as a monolith)

      Edited for spelling

    5. Three_Froggy_Problem on

      I’m a bit sick of shows about LA/showbiz but I love Rachel Sennott so will be sat against my will

    8. TangerineChickens on

      I’ve often described the industry/influencer transplant community as a collective of the most annoying people I’ve ever come across, and this seems like it will be a fun show for them.

    13. macgregorc93 on

      Sounds very generic. Rachel Sennott is a great talent but this sounds quite bland and generic HBO-comedy with raunchy nudity and too much swearing.

    15. onlythewinds on

      Well, she wrote Bottoms, one of the funniest movies of all time, so I’ll at least give the pilot a try.

    18. No_Cat25 on

      Kinda don’t need another rich, white, skinny, cis ppl show —especially in somewhere as diverse as LA

    19. jaybones3000 on

      Damn. TV is finally giving us a story we’ve never gotten to hear. Wannabe entertainers in LA? Did they get Phillip K. Dick, Isaac Asimov, and Jules Verne together to come up with a premise that unique and original????

      I’m being facetious, really. I like Sennott and I think her performance in Bodies, Bodies, Bodies is one of the top comedic performances of the decade.

      But this does feel like a network approached a star and said “We’ll make whatever idea you have!” and the star just didn’t really have anything.

      Perhaps they could have hooked her up with a writer to create something actually new?

    21. Academic_Macaroon9 on

      Honestly I feel so over the same groups of actor/influencers who are all friends IRL just bringing the exact same dynamic to the screen, and basically just playing caricatures of themselves – like idk it just feels like they’re putting on a play for each or something! Like a bit of a circle jerk vibe 🙃 Not sure how much broad appeal this will have tbh

    24. Zestyclose_Koala_593 on

      This looks like a show about the worst kind of people in LA….but i dont think it’s satire…

    26. bruceadelia on

      Bottoms was one of my favorite movies of the year when it came out but I find her whole thing kind of tiring. Don’t know why. I just feel tired when I see her

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