2026-10-16
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I don't think there's any doubt that it certainly was her masterpiece.
I think that I may be the voice of my generation, or at least a voice of a generation.
I'm always worried when people revisit something that was so brilliant and so of its time.
I want someone of Lena Dunham's calibre to make that period of life funny for me.
From The Guardians today in Focus, this is The Latest with me, Lucy Hoth.
Girls, the seminal 2012 TV show is back in a very shock announcement of a reboot.
Rebecca Nicholson, you are a Guardian writer.
Can we start by, can you just explain to me what this show meant to you when it first came out?
Yeah, I mean, I was 29, I think, when it came out.
So I was a little bit older than they were.
But because of my own Arrested Development, I am just going to say I was in my early 20s.
It sort of felt like it spoke.
To me, not so much of, I wasn't having that exact experience,
but it felt like a show that I understood the humour of really inherently and from the beginning.
I mean, it was so funny and so witty and they were having similar life experiences to me, I suppose.