Maggie

Maggie turns the psychic genre on its head by forcing its protagonist to stop obsessing over the lives of others. The series focuses on the sharp, observational comedy that happens when a clairvoyant can handle everyone else’s messy fate but completely malfunctions when she encounters her own. Rebecca Rittenhouse anchors the show with a performance that balances supernatural weight with the chaotic realities of navigating her twenties.

The humor stems from the tension between inevitable visions and the messy, unscripted nature of daily life. By placing the medium inside the mundane worlds of her parents and friends, the show highlights how knowing what happens next often complicates the simple act of living right now. It is a lighthearted look at the discomfort of being human when the usual excuses for not taking risks are stripped away.