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Comedic actor Lisa Kudrow is set to return to television comedy in the second season of ‘Feel Good’, hot on the heels of appearing in ‘Friends: The Reunion’.<\/p>\n
The reunion of the classic sitcom ‘Friends’ cast became a hot topic on social media and saw a surge in subscriptions for the show`s platform HBO Max.<\/p>\n
Kudrow told Reuters via Zoom she found it “a little bit mind-blowing because you don`t really fully get the impact that the show had on people internationally and the personal stories that you would hear about over the years. It`s really nice. I go to sleep now thinking `Ah, I did a good thing`.”<\/p>\n
In the series ‘Feel Good’, which is entering its second and final season, Kudrow plays the mother of Mae, a non-binary comedian who is struggling with the demons of her past while trying to keep up a relationship with girlfriend George.<\/p>\n
The first series was critically acclaimed and Mae Martin, who based the series on her own experiences, won two Royal Television Society awards for Best Writer – Comedy and also the Breakthrough Award.<\/p>\n
“Once I was sent the script … I loved it. I loved every episode, I loved what it was about,” said Kudrow.<\/p>\n
However, her attachment to the project meant that the ‘Friends’ star would have to travel to the United Kingdom where most of the series was shot during the pandemic.<\/p>\n
“I was anxious about it but then forgot it once I was there on their set with the COVID protocols. I felt perfectly safe,” Kudrow said.<\/p>\n
As the show is based on Martin`s own experiences, she suffered from a lot of anxiety leading up to the launch of the first series.<\/p>\n
Martin said she`s still a little apprehensive about the second season. “It was all such an unknown with series one. I had no idea how people would feel about it … last time I was just terrified about my parents watching it but now I know they love it, that`s a huge weight off so yeah I do feel a lot less freaked out.”<\/p>\n
“Feel Good” will begin streaming on Netflix on Friday.<\/p>\n
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