Insecure reminds us that Molly and Issa were always the real love story
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Cast
Issa Rae (Issa Dee)Yvonne Orji (Molly Carter)Jay Ellis (Lawrence Walker)Natasha Rothwell (Kelli Prenny)Amanda Seales (Tiffany DuBois)Kendrick Sampson (Nathan Campbell)Lisa Joyce (Frieda)Wade Allain-Marcus (Derek DuBois)Neil Brown Jr. (Chad Kerr)Y'lan Noel (Daniel King)Jean Elie (Ahmal Dee)Leonard Robinson (Taurean Jackson)Christina Elmore (Condola Hayes)Alexander Hodge (Andrew Tan)Mason McCulley (Ken)Catherine Curtin (Joanne)Nikiva Dionne (Stacy Sutton)Sujata Day (Sarah)
Creators
Regina Y. Hicks, Dayna Lynne North, Larry Wilmore, Prentice Penny, Ben Cory Jones, Jason Lew, Grace Edwards, Laura Kittrell, Ben Dougan, Jen Regan, Amy Aniobi, Fran Richter, Issa Rae, Phil Augusta Jackson, Mike Gauyo, Christopher Oscar Pena, Natasha Rothwell, Eli Wilson Pelton, Syreeta Singleton, Kindsey L. Young
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Synopsis
Follows the awkward experiences and racy tribulations of a modern-day African-American woman.
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