“Boo Bitch” is a supernatural teen comedy starring Lana Condor, enjoying life after death. The upcoming American miniseries revolves around Erika Vu, a high schooler who wants to break out of her wallflower shell. She has no idea that the shell is her physical form.
As her high school ends, she decides to go on a wild night out only to come dead the next morning. Now she returns to school as a ghost and has to figure out ways to complete whatever she has left behind her. The mystery behind her death is yet to disclose.
Created by Lauren Lungerich, the show will be released on Netflix and will have eight episodes, airing all together on the platform rather than an episode-by-episode release. The miniseries also stars Aparna Brielle, Zoe Colletti, and Mason Versaw amongst other famous names. Check out the latest details and everything about “Boo Bitch” in this article.
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“Boo Bitch” Cast & Team Behind the Camera
Created by Tim Schauer, Kuba Soltysiak, Erin Ehrlich, and Lauren Iungerich, the American supernational comedy is a mini-series consisting of eight episodes that came on floors on 5 February 2021 after Netflix gave the project to the show makers. Erin and Lauren join Lana Condor, Jonathan Komack, Martin, Blake Goza, and Jamie Doone as the executive producers.
It is a part of Netflix Originals and as it is a limited series, Condor was also cast to star in it. The known cast of the series is mentioned below, including the recurring cast too:
- Lana Condor as Erika
- Zoe Colletti as Gia
- Mason Versaw as Jake C.
- Aparna Brielle as Riley
- Tenzing Norgay Trainor as Gavin
- Jason Genao as Devon
Boo Bitch Trailer & Plot Synopsis
The trailer features the humorous side of Lana Condor, who is a popular face from the hit film franchise, To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before. Even though having a supernatural background, the show is somewhat in this field and has a comedic storyline. Her talking about ‘if she can get pregnant after being a ghost and if there exists something like ghost babies’ was the most hilarious part.
Netflix describes Boo Bitch as “over the course of one night, a high school senior, who’s lived her life safely under the radar, seizes the opportunity to change her narrative and start living an epic life, only to find out the next morning… she’s a ghost!”
Now Erika is stuck as a ghost in this world until she completes her unfinished business. Throughout the storyline, she is seen discovering the dos and don’ts of ghosts. She reveals another twist in the story that she will be able to stick in this world as a ghost if she becomes more famous after death than in her main state. Erika enjoys this “Epic Life” after death as she gets the new narrative for her life, or perhaps afterlife, and can enjoy this to the fullest.
Lana, in an interview with Seventeen Magazine, explains her character Erika Vu: “My character becomes the worst person ever,” She mentions it to be crappy and mean. It will be interesting to see how Erika can be mean, while we already know how she becomes a ghost diva, similar to the life she always wanted.
Boo Bitch Release Date & Renewal Chances
Boo Bitch will be available on Netflix screens from Friday, 8 July onwards with a total of eight episodes released at once on the streaming platform. Each episode will be around half an hour long.
Talking about the renewal of the show for another season, as it is a miniseries, the chances are low and if the makers leave the story incomplete and wish to complete it in another season even in a mini-series, this can negatively affect the moods of audience and can make the show face backlashes.
Hope the series is able to enter the hearts of the audience and is able to justify humor with the supernatural world.
Some Recommendations From This Team’s Previous Works
As we have quite some time until “Boo Bitch” releases, viewers can watch Lana Condor in the To All The Boys trilogy which has the films To All the Boys I Loved Before, To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, and the final installment, To All the Boys: Always and Forever. On My Block is another famous teen comedy-drama brought to you by the same creators which currently holds 4 seasons and depicts a group of best friends adjusting to high school and tough life in a Los Angeles neighborhood.
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