Hulu has officially put into development an untitled ensemble comedy project created by comedian and actor Dewayne Perkins. According to an exclusive report by Variety, the project is designed to explore the complexities of modern relationships through a unique and structured premise.
The storyline follows a specific group of friends who are navigating their lives in their 30s. The group decides to adopt a method referred to as "dating by jury." Under this arrangement, all of the characters' relationship choices are determined by a group vote rather than by individual preference. This premise suggests a narrative driven by the conflict between personal desire and collective decision-making.
The ensemble is led by two distinct characters described in the source material. The first is the "chaotically gay Denny," whose personality implies a dynamic and potentially unpredictable presence. Alongside Denny is a character characterized as "just trying his best straight," suggesting a counterpart who is earnest in his efforts within the group dynamic.
The project is currently in the development phase at the streaming platform. The announcement highlights a new venture for Perkins within the comedy genre.
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