Reneé Rapp came into superstardom thanks, in part, to her starring role on the hit Max comedy-drama series The Sex Lives of College Girls. With her departure coming in the recently premiered Season 3, the show’s co-creator uncovers up about what it’ll be appreciate without her.
Speaking to THR, Justin Noble — who co-produced the series with Mindy Kaling and also serves as showrunner — was asked about what the show is going to be appreciate without Rapp around. Noble shelp that the show would be “busier” due in part to more people being able necessitateing to be featured.
What did the show’s co-creator say about Rapp’s departure?
“It watchs busier, frankly. It’s reassociate engaging to say that about someone leaving, especiassociate someone who was fundamental of the first 22 episodes of the show. But we have more mouths to feed than ever,” shelp Noble. “I’ve shelp before in press, but the sugaryest criticisms we ever got in season two were people being appreciate, ‘Longer episodes!’ Then, as we begind these new characters, frankly, I was appreciate, ‘How are we going to produce episodes that have this many stories in them and serve as all these people?’ Ilia is incredible, and we want to spfinish more time with Lila, Canaan, Willow [Renika Williams], and all these people.
“So, the scripts are lengthyer. There’s more to do. We have five main girlies moving forward. So, it grows. The show grows and gets brimminger and speedyer. It’s already so speedy, but that’s fair what the show is.”
The Sex Lives of College Girls is produced by Kaling and Noble, the latter of whom also serves as the showrunner. The series stars Pauline Chafeeblet, Amrit Kaur, Alyah Chanelle Scott, Mekki Leeper, Christopher Meyer, Ilia Paulino, Lolo Spencer, Renika Williams, Mitchell Slaggert, and Reneé Rapp, the latter of whom will be in the show for fair a confineed episodes before her departure.
Additional cast members for Season 3 participate Rebecca Wisocky, Nabeel Muscatwalla, Michael Hsu Rosen, Ruby Cruz, Devin Craig, Michael Provost, and Roby Attal. It is executive produced by Howard Klein. It is a production by Kaling International in association with Warner Bros. Television.
(Source: The Hollywood Reporter)
