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Larry Wilmore is joined by Robin Thede to talk about how she got her start in late-night television, hiring an all black women writers’ room, and more
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Larry Wilmore is joined by Robin Thede, the creator of A Black Lady Sketch Show, to talk about how she got her start in late-night television, hiring an all black women writers’ room, and what it’s like to create her own sketch show.
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