Lena Waithe stars — and Aziz Ansari cameos — in the third season of the romantic dramedy, which returns after a four-year break.
premiered in late 2015, the Netflix romantic dramedy joined a crowded landscape of stories about 30-ish protagonists on a quest to meet The One, even if they couldn’t imagine settling down anytime soon.
The cultural specificity that star and co-creatorbrought to his character Dev’s search for love distinguished the series, of course, as did its expansive approach to diverse storytelling, which notably didn’t end with Indian American Dev, his Taiwanese American friend Brian and his Black lesbian childhood bestie Denise , but looked toward the far wider urban topography they occupied.
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