‘Laid’ Stars Andre Hyland & Michael Angarano Spill the Tea on Dying for Comedy

Dec 15, 2024

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Andre Hyland & Michael Angarano discuss the new @Peacock series ‘Laid,’ about a woman (Stephanie Hsu) whose exes begin dying one by one, and what Angarano learned from doing ‘Will & Grace.’ ‘Laid’ premieres Dec. 19.

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