We give you the reasons why you should check out Peacock's romantic comedy Laid, from Stephanie Hsu's performance to its ...

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Peacock’s new dark comedy Laid stars the ensemble cast of Stephanie Hsu (Everything Everywhere All At Once, Joy Ride), Zosia Mamet (The Flight Attendant, Madame Web), Tommy Martinez (Good ...

Based on the 2011 Australian series of the same name, Laid stars Stephanie Hsu as Ruby Yao, a 33-year-old single woman who realizes her former lovers are dying in strange and unexpected circumstances.

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Are your former lovers dying in increasingly mysterious and confounding ways? For Ruby (Stephanie Hsu), the lead character on the new Peacock dark comedy “Laid,” life becomes messy when her ...

In the "dark rom-com," Hsu, 34, plays event planner Ruby as she confronts her unraveling love life with the help of her cheerfully macabre bestie (Zosia Mamet) who worships Amanda Knox.

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The new Peacock show “Laid,” starring Stephanie Hsu and Zosia Mamet, has some plotting fumbles, but its surreal humor wins out. Got a tip? Send it to The Daily Beast here. ADVERTISEMENT ...

Ruby Yao (Stephanie Hsu), the protagonist of the Peacock comedy “Laid,” is variously described as “selfish,” “a nightmare,” “the worst person I have ever met” and belonging “in ...