Insecure
★ 7.1 · 2016 · Comedy · Drama
Follows the awkward experiences and racy tribulations of a modern-day African-American woman.
Episodes
1. Insecure as F**k28m · In the wake of her 29th birthday, Issa Dee reconsiders her dead-end relationship with Lawrence, her live-in boyfriend. Meanwhile, Issa’s best friend, Molly, mourns her singledom and the state of her “lady parts.” Later, Issa uses an open-mic night as an excuse to reconnect with an ex.
2. Messy as F**k28m · After the unexpected events of the previous night, Issa tries to decide what to do about Lawrence, while sticking to her plan to embrace a bolder side of herself. Molly treats herself to a “fancy day” and goes on a promising date. Lawrence gets advice from an unexpected source.
3. Racist as F**k28m · Issa and Lawrence try to move past their issues at home, as she deals with her colleagues’ doubts and he gets a reality check from a head hunter. Molly introduces Jared to her friends, and later struggles to give words of wisdom to a new summer associate at work.
4. Thirsty as F**k27m · Although things are better than ever with Lawrence, Issa turns to Daniel for help during Career Day. Molly finds herself in a tough position when a partner asks her to give Rasheeda a talking-to. Facing disappointment at his new job, Lawrence bonds with a surprising confidante.
5. Shady as F**k28m · Issa is mortified when a video of her profanity-laced rap at an open-mike night goes viral.
6. Guilty as F**k26m · Issa tries to hide her guilt from Lawrence, who reiterates his love for her. Meanwhile, Molly dives into a new romance, but has second thoughts about the future after learning unsavory details about her new boyfriend's past.
7. Real as F**k29m · Issa preps for a fund-raiser, but has trouble staying focused. Meanwhile, Lawrence mulls a job opportunity; and Molly learns something new from an old friend.
8. Broken as F**k32m · The lingering tension between Molly and Issa threatens to resurface during a girls’ trip. Lawrence reconnects with his friends.More Like This
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