When Casey’s boyfriend and her best friend manage to destroy her life in a single, jaw-dropping betrayal, she does the mature thing. She spirals. Hard. What starts as a breakup quickly becomes a full-blown existential crisis about adulthood, loyalty, and why nobody warned her that finding a best friend after 30 is harder than dating, taxes, and Pilates combined. So Casey launches an all-out, zero-shame, dignity-optional search for a new ride-or-die across Los Angeles — while working at a deeply unhinged nostalgia pop-up, oversharing to her phone, dodging emotional landmines, and getting repeatedly called out by a neighbor who somehow knows exactly where it hurts. Everybody Hates Casey is loud, raw, filthy-funny, and painfully honest: a comedy about heartbreak that keeps tripping over itself, adult friendship that refuses to behave, and the spectacular mess of trying to rebuild your life when the people who knew you best are suddenly gone. It’s laugh-out-loud chaos with a bruised heart underneath. The kind of comedy where the jokes hit first, then the truth sneaks up on you later while you’re still laughing. If you’ve ever lost your person. If you’ve ever said “I’m fine” while clearly not being fine. If you’ve ever realized the real love story wasn’t romantic at all. You’re going to want front-row seats for this one. Coming January 2026. Cancel your plans. You’re about to feel extremely seen. Cast Narrator — Vito D’Ambrosio Casey — Monette Moio Nancy — Lee Garlington Greg — Charlie Bodin Tara — Lauren Henning Owen — Zeke Alton Adrian — Catherine Lidstone Zach — Joey Vahedi Harmony — Sarah Jane Johnson Chase (VO) — Jeremy Spektor Homeless Woman — Marissa Read Cool Girl / Kacie / Young Woman — Sarah Elmalah Linda — Maggie Jorgenson Rob — Shaan Sharma See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.