Mourning the cancellation of Los Espookys? Never fear, because Julio Torres has a new HBO comedy series on the way.
may have been canceled by HBO after two hilarious and unpredictable seasons, but Julio Torres isn’t done with the network. This February, his new HBO comedy seriesSince it’s early days, there’s not much info about the show, other than that Torres is starring in, writing, directing, and executive producing it.
Julio tells the tale of when he lost a little golden oyster. The people he encounters as he searches for it, and the musings he has along the way, become points of departure for introspective, often eerie comedic stories about outsiders navigating an increasingly corporate and rapidly dysfunctional New York City.“We here at Julio™ are so excited to be joined by many friends in weaving these fantastical stories shot entirely on stages,” Torres says of the upcoming project.
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