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Insecure
Hella Great
Directed by
Melina Matsoukas
TV-MA
S2 • E1
Jul 23, 2017
31m
7.9
4.5
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Issa struggles in the aftermath of her breakup with Lawrence, while facing challenges at a new work assignment. Molly questions her worth at work, while Lawrence adjusts to his new living arrangement.
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Cast of Hella Great
Issa Rae
Issa Dee / Writer
Yvonne Orji
Molly
Jay Ellis
Lawrence
Lisa Joyce
Frieda
Natasha Rothwell
Kelli
Amanda Seales
Tiffany DuBois
Maya Erskine
Diane Nakamura
Sujata Day
Sarah
Mason McCulley
Ken
Kathreen Khavari
Patricia
Veronica Mannion
Kitty
Dominique Perry
Tasha
Catherine Curtin
Joanne
Spencer Garrett
John Merrill
Lil Rel Howery
Quentin
Neil Brown Jr.
Chad Kerr
Leon Thomas III
Eddie
Wade Allain-Marcus
Derek DuBois
Lorena Flores
Ms. Alvarez
Andrew Allan James
Emmanuel
Insecure - S2 • E1 Ratings & Reviews
Decider
Erika Ramirez
It's hard to let go when you're finally real with yourself and admit to yourself that you want your ex back.
Black Nerd Problems
Izetta Nicole
Don't tease me like that. As soon as I saw Issa sitting with Lawrence, my spirit was like "nah, issa set up." My spirit don't never lie. The true opening to the new season is a montage of Issa on random dates with brothas she done swiped right on.
TV Line
Charlie Mason
As Molly's therapist would say, there was a lot to "unpack" in the Season 2 premiere of HBO's stellar dramedy, Insecure.
AV Club
Ashley Ray-Harris
Issa's heartbreak and regret over Lawrence pushed the show to emotional depths that made Insecure undeniably more than a "black show."
Flavorwire
LaToya Ferguson
While things might not be "Hella Great" for the characters, Insecure's second season premiere feels like reconnecting with an old friend, picking up right back where you left off, and immediately judging said friend for their poor life choices.
Cosmopolitan
Cate Young
Issa's proclamation in the pilot that "black women aren't bitter, they're just tired of being expected to settle for less" remains true and resonant, but so far it feels like she's taken all the wrong lessons from that realization.
Refinery29
Sesali Bowen
Finally, Issa Rae is back with the thing we've all been waiting for, season 2 of Insecure.
Black Girl Nerds
Afiya Augustine
When we think the pair are ready to work things out, it turns out it's just her overactive imagination playing tricks on us during a series of unsuccessful dates.
Shadow and Act
Austin Williams
All in all, the episode was as fire as the last eight
New York Magazine/Vulture
Angelica Jade Bastién
Insecure is much more than a slice-of-life rendering of upwardly mobile, city-dwelling black women. It's a wistful, surprisingly astute portrait of the interior lives and fantasies of those women, and it enchants as much as it cuts deeply.
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