The Pitch: After the success of the Judd Apatow-directed The King of Staten Island, Pete Davidson is once again dipping into the well of his own life for a new Peacock comedy series, Bupkis. Where The King of Staten Island found Davidson in a late adolescence transition point — and still processing the loss…
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Bupkis Review: Pete Davidson’s Peacock Series Gets Real, But Comes Up Short
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