SORRY, BABY
HBO Max is set to serve up a bold new comedy just in time for Halloween. SORRY, BABY, the highly anticipated debut series from writer-comedian Eva Victor, will premiere on October 30—and it’s anything but your typical rom-com.
Known for her razor-sharp wit and viral internet sketches, Eva Victor steps into the spotlight with a series that’s as funny as it is emotionally raw. SORRY, BABY is a dark comedy that takes a brutally honest look at relationships, identity, and the uncomfortable truths we avoid—often with a smirk.
What’s ‘SORRY, BABY’ About?
At its core, SORRY, BABY follows a young woman navigating the messy aftermath of a breakup—while simultaneously realizing she might not have ever known what she wanted in the first place. The show dives headfirst into modern dating, complicated friendships, and the self-delusions we cling to in our 20s and 30s.
Victor plays the lead role, bringing her signature deadpan humor and emotional depth to a character who’s as confused as she is captivating. With fast-paced dialogue, intimate moments, and sharp satire, the show promises a fresh and unfiltered take on the age-old question: “What the hell am I doing with my life?”
Why It’s Already a Must-Watch
A Fresh Voice in Comedy: Eva Victor has built a strong following online with her quick-witted, socially conscious humor. SORRY, BABY marks her first major series, and fans are eager to see her unique storytelling style fully unleashed.
Dark, Funny, and Real: Think Fleabag meets High Maintenance—but with a distinctly millennial-American twist. The series blends humor with heartache in a way that feels timely, tender, and deeply relatable.
Perfect for the End-of-October Binge: Dropping just before Halloween, SORRY, BABY offers an emotional treat that’s equal parts comfort food and existential dread. A perfect binge for anyone looking for something a little deeper than spooky season fluff.
The Talent Behind the Scenes
Eva Victor isn’t just starring—she’s also the creator and head writer, making this project an authentic extension of her voice. The series is executive produced by a team of comedy heavyweights, with direction from indie darling filmmakers known for balancing humor with raw vulnerability. Expect smart visuals, emotional pacing, and lots of lines you’ll want to quote (or text to your ex).
Final Thoughts
SORRY, BABY is not here to give you easy answers. It’s here to make you laugh, maybe cry a little, and definitely send a few “What if?” texts. With Eva Victor at the helm, this series is shaping up to be one of HBO Max’s most original comedies of the year.
Mark your calendars: SORRY, BABY premieres October 30 on HBO Max.
