Comedy series "Minx" will get another chance with viewers a month after its run was abruptly, and unexpectedly, cut short at HBO Max.
Starz announced Thursday that it will be the new home for the comedy from writer and executive producer Ellen Rapoport, and premiere its sophomore season. "Minx" debuted on HBO Max in March and follows an adult-entertainment publisher (Jake Johnson) who teams up with a young feminist (Ophelia Lovibond) to produce the first pornographic magazine catering to women.
"We have always felt this show would be a perfect fit for our brand with our dedication to narratives by, about and for women," Jeffrey Hirsch, Starz's president and CEO, said in a press release Thursday.
