Selena Gomez,Steve MartinandMartin Shortare on the case!
Of course, this being 2021, the trio are all obsessed with true crime and decide to launch a podcast to document their findings along the way.
Hulu dropped the first full-length trailer for the show on Tuesday. The nearly two-and-a-half-minute clip finds Mabel (Gomez), Charles (Martin) and Oliver (Short) diving into their investigation after learning that Tim’s death has been ruled a homicide, with one of the neighbors responsible.
Soon after, Charles and Oliver start doing research of their own, telling Mabel they’re going to go “look for clues” and ask her if she wants to come along.
“Do I want to break into a dead guy’s apartment and go through all of his s—?” Mabel replies. “Sounds like an afternoon!”
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There are plenty of suspects to look at, including Amy Ryan (The Office), Jane Lynch (Glee), Nathan Lane (The Good Wife), and even Police frontman Sting — who Mabel incorrectly labels as, “The guy from U2.”
“Right now, the only thing that matters is that there’s a killer on the loose in our building,” says Charles, who later notes that “anything can be a clue.”
As for Mabel, she seems game to go along with it all, despite calling Charles and Oliver “two weirdos” when she first meets them.
“S— just got super real,” she says in the trailer, even tackling someone with a weapon at one point.
From there, she launched a highly successfulmusic careerand has appeared in several movies, includingSpring Breakers,The Big Short,Fundamentals of CaringandThe Dead Don’t Die.
She also executive produced the Netflix series13 Reasons Why, as well as the Netflix docuseriesLiving Undocumentedabout undocumented people in the United States. Most recently, she premiered anew cooking showon HBO Max, calledSelena + Chef, which explored her skills in the kitchen whilehunkered down at homeduring the coronavirus pandemic.
Only Murders in the Buildingpremieres Aug. 31 on Hulu.
source: people.com
