Peacock's got your next TV obsession ready to stream. Variety called it one of the most anticipated shows of the summer

and it's a dark comedic thriller called based on a true story. The Peacock original stars Emmy Award nominee

Kaylee Cuoco and Chris Messina as Ava and Nathan, a Los Angeles couple struggling to keep up with their peers in the city of dreams.

Between endless bills, marriage, squabbles, a new pregnancy and mounting work pressures,

Realtor Ava and former tennis star Nathan feel like they're watching their lives fall apart.

And Ava's one ray of sunshine, immersing herself in true crime 24-7. When an opportunity to make a podcast with a killer arises,

the couple finds themselves in over their heads. Forget financial problems, will they come out of this strange endeavor alive?

Get ready for a deep dive into the great American pastimes of true crime, murder and making ends meet.

From the Emmy Award nominated producer of The Boys and the executive producer of Ozark comes based on a true story,

streaming June 8th only on Peacock.

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Hey guys, what's up? Welcome back to the Gals on the Go podcast. My name is Brooke. I'm here today without my co-host Danielle.

I'm so excited to be doing this solo episode. Danielle has a very hectic week at home with a ton of visitors.

I'm sure we'll hear about it next week. And you guys probably are following her on her social media and seeing what is up.

But she's had like a million visitors from like a ton of friends of college and friends from college that are visiting her in her house.

And she is enjoying her little summer vacay and that is very rare for Danielle. So I'm gonna let her enjoy her life.

And I'm going to do a solo episode for you guys today. I was really not sure what to talk about for a while there.

And then all of a sudden today I had a little epiphany and I want to talk to you guys about the concept of quote-quote,

adulting and kind of growing up and life post-grad and all that craziness. I know some of you guys are going through it with me at the moment.

Some of you went through it last year. Some of you are going through it in the next two or three years.

Whatever it may be, I think we're all going to hit this phase at once and it doesn't have to necessarily be.

When you graduate college, it could kind of be at any phase of your life. If you aren't going to college or whatever,

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