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Michaela Coel’s series may be the one of the best new shows of 2020
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I May Destroy You, written by and starring Michaela Coel, may be the one of the best new shows of 2020 (5:16). The show feels like Coel announcing herself as a new voice in television (12:16). Plus, an interview with Sam Boyd, the creator of Love Life (20:39).
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