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Episodes
Abby begins an existential life evaluation vowing mortal consequences after 180 days. Her therapist checks out mid-session and a first date turns into a confrontation with the woman responsible for ruining her life.
Chris takes Abby to a hip, sex-positive, 'queer wonderland' for their second date.
Abby navigates public restrooms at a Dolly Parton concert, and learns about humanity in the process.
A medical emergency brings Abby and Campbell's friendship into focus and Abby reveals her biggest secret to Chris.
Edward and Carol Lynn get married; Danger Zone shares a moment; Abby defies Chris's request.
Having ignored the advice of her friends, Abby finally confesses the truth to Chris after a painting puts her in a trance.
Work in Progress: Season 1 Videos
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Cast & Crew
Matty
Meg
Chris
Abby
Julia
Campbell
News & Interviews for Work in Progress: Season 1
Critic Reviews for Work in Progress Season 1
All Critics (27) | Top Critics (17) | Fresh (27) | Rotten (0)
"Work in Progress" isn't very funny, but it has plenty of heart thanks to co-creator Abby McEnany's performance.
The most radical queer show to ever make its way to television.
It seems set to be an altogether warm, wonderful, brave, hilarious show that skimps neither on the comedy nor on the pressing of points of acute and chronic pain.
Work in Progress brings the laughs but it also brings the love.
Just tune in. I promise you won't be disappointed.
With such a sweet central character, even an "ouch" moment becomes an "ah!" of empathy.
With buttery, wry humor, the series digs at the loneliness and isolation one can feel as a queer person under capitalism.
Mature comedy is honest, irreverent, and heartfelt.
At a time when every series is struggling to stand out and make a mark, Work In Progress does so quietly, beautifully, effortlessly.
A lot of teachable moments come about so organically on Work in Progress, and I hope that becomes a mainstay.
Work in Progress's debut is smart, full of heart, and very funny.
One of the most honest and funny shows we've seen all year.
Audience Reviews for Work in Progress: Season 1
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Jan 07, 2021A very fresh, unique take on LGBTQ+ culture, mental health, and comedy. Totally endearing cast, even when they're in tough situations
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Apr 19, 2020To much personal conflict and just not entertaining.
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Feb 13, 2020There is nothing even mildly entertaining about this series. I watched two episodes and then could no longer stand the torture. I am 100% supportive of LBQT so that is not the problem. If you think being fat and extremely ugly is funny then I guess you've found your show. I don't usually review a show, but I wanted to be one lone wolf. In case you were wondering why you were the only person who did not appreciate this difficult to watch series, I'm here to support your opinion.
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Feb 13, 2020An incredibly sweet show. Cannot help but smile while watching (tho w/ hurtful ending). Looking forward to S2!!
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Feb 04, 2020"I'm so glad they are making a second series. Best TV show I've seen in a long time. #tv #WorkInProgress #Showtime #chicago #Almounds"
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Feb 02, 2020The show is absolutely brilliant!
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Jan 31, 2020This show is amazing. It's hilarious without despairing even as the main character despairs. The characters are real, and funny. The situations are hilarious. The experiences are breathtaking. This is a work of genius.
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Jan 30, 2020Terrible acting by Theo Germaine. The plot is boring. I watched the entire season thinking it would get better, but no such luck.
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Jan 30, 2020Hilarious, honest, and heartwarming. Abby McEnany's is a voice that is really worth hearing.
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Jan 29, 2020Amazing.Great cast and comedic timing.
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