America Young — Regisseur
Episoden 10
Boo and Roo Don't Know What to Do
Children's Book Author Megan Revere is presented with an ultimatum from her publisher: decide whether or not to have a kid. Megan unsuccessfully seeks advice and unwittingly stumbles upon the drag queen Whatta Lark.
WeiterlesenBoo and Roo Talk to Strangers
After realizing that no one currently in her life is really giving her the kind of help she needs, Megan commits to befriending Whatta.
WeiterlesenBoo and Roo Cure a Hangover
Megan meets Jason, AKA Whatta Lark, when he's not in drag and has a lot of questions. Luckily an old family hangover cure leads to a lot of answers.
WeiterlesenBoo and Roo Visit Grandma
Megan's doctor tells her she'd be a geriatric pregnancy if she got pregnant and she spirals researching what her body could go through so she visits Whatta at the club to get a second opinion.
WeiterlesenBoo and Roo Go To Jail
Megan obsesses over how she'd keep a child safe, and Whatta calls from jail, where she's had to bail out one of her girls.
WeiterlesenBoo and Roo Go Wild
In a manic fit induced by copious amounts of prenatal supplements, Megan terrifies her husband and drives a wedge between her and Whatta that may be too much to overcome.
WeiterlesenBoo and Roo's Adventures in Babysitting
Megan's best friend Eliza saddles Megan with her kids for the day and Whatta benefits from a little mothering advice of Megan's for a change.
WeiterlesenBoo and Roo Get a Makeover
Amy spends the day making Megan internet hot while Megan laments the good old days when a writer could just sit around in her pajamas all day.
WeiterlesenBoo and Roo Get Authentic
Megan's publisher drops her, and to add insult to injury, picks up her sister, finally pushing Megan over the edge into an epic rant that both Whatta and Amy agree, needs to be seen.
WeiterlesenBoo and Roo Do It Their Own Damn Selves
Megan's rant lands her on Good Morning America where she promotes both her new book and Whatta, prompting her publisher to reconsider having dropped her.
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