Rachel Sennott is going all out in Untitled HBO Comedy Series: Here's What We Know! (Patreon)

Rachel Sennott's Untitled HBO Comedy Series has reportedly wrapped filming. It follows a tight-knit friend group reuniting after years apart, dealing with how ambition, relationships, and time have changed them.

The central premise focuses on a group of codependent friends who reconnect after some time. Their individual growth, new relationships, and personal ambitions have shifted the dynamic between them. It’s a show about adult friendships and how messy they can get—perfect ground for mature, real, and bold themes.

A pilot was shot in 2024. By September 2024, HBO ordered a full series. Two months later, in November, the first look dropped. In May 2025, reshoots began after a recast.

The cast includes: Rachel Sennott, Odessa A'zion, Quen Blackwell, True Whitaker, Leighton Meester, and Sadie Sieroty.

HBO comedy head Amy Gravitt recently teased some details about the series. There’s not much public info, so every little piece counts. She said:

“And similarly, we have this show with Rachel Sennott that is talking about a certain time in life in the way that we’ve had other shows that have addressed it from a specific comedic point of view.”

The series is already being compared to HBO’s 2012 hit Girls—an ensemble comedy also centered around a group of friends, known not just for its raw humor but also for pushing boundaries with nudity and sex. Rachel’s show looks to be in the same league.

From what we’ve seen in the teaser (released months ago), this show is leaning into sexual themes. There’s a moment where Rachel flashes her chest at a Scientology building—yes, she’s wearing a bra, but the tone is clear. It hints at themes of sexual exploration, likely including queer and lesbian relationships.

And let’s be honest—Rachel Sennott has never shied away from showing her body publicly. She’s the creator, writer, and executive producer, which means she calls the shots on how far things go onscreen. Expect bold choices.

While there's no official rating yet, IMDb has already included a “Sex & Nudity” section under the parental guide for the series. That tells you what direction this is headed.

There's no confirmation on whether the full series has wrapped filming, but with a 2025 premiere on the schedule and only reshoots happening now, it's safe to assume main production is done.

Rachel recently said the official title will be announced soon.

That’s all the confirmed info so far—but I expect a new teaser by the end of June. Hopefully, reshoots won’t delay the release.