Oh My God... Yes! A Series of Extremely Relatable Circumstances

Set in a near-future South Central Los Angeles, the show follows three friends, Sunny, Tulip, and Ladi, as they manage relationships, work, family, and the weirdness that comes from living in a highly connected world. Sunny, voiced by creator Adele Williams, alternates between hopeful and wary when technology promises quick fixes. Tulip and Ladi offer contrasting takes on ambition, care, and identity, and episodes move through everyday scenes into offbeat, tech-driven setups. The humor lands in the characters' reactions and the small compromises they make, with stories that stay focused on friendship and choices rather than big plot twists. Episodes mix quick comic beats with quieter moments, keeping the emotional stakes personal.

Created by Adele Williams, Taylor Ortega, and Branson Reese, the animated comedy premiered in 2025. Williams also voices Sunny, and the creative team draws on indie animation and TV comedy backgrounds to shape a warm, expressive visual style and conversational scripts.

Early reception has leaned positive, though the sample is small, with a 7.7/10 audience rating from three votes. Viewers and early reviewers highlight sharp dialogue, strong voice work from Williams, and humor that comes from believable female friendships. The series touches on class, race, and digital life in a way that feels lived-in, often preferring character scenes over high-concept spectacle.

Though still new, the show is already prompting conversations about representation and urban futures, especially how tech affects daily decisions in communities that rarely get this kind of speculative attention. Clips and short scenes are being shared online, and social threads often pick out specific gags or exchanges that feel true to the setting.

As of its initial run, the series hasn't received major awards or nominations. Industry attention has centered on its distinct voice and the creative trio behind it, and festival screenings and niche animation outlets have noted the show. Growth in audience and critical attention could make awards consideration more likely for future seasons.