In ‘Work in Progress,’ comedian Abby McEnany’s slice-of-queer-life Showtime series, a depressed woman finds hope and humor amid despair. Alan Sepinwall’s review
about Pat’s unintended impact, gamely takes her medicine , and her scenes deftly toe the line of being funny while also acknowledging the hurt that Pat still causes Abby.
Chris is perhaps a bit too perfect and understanding — he seems to exist only to help our troubled older hero grow as a person — though Germaine and McEnany have an easy chemistry with each other.has fun with how new this kind of relationship is for Abby, particularly in a sequence where the two of them are texting about acceptable sex positions and terminology while stuck in a rideshare with an obliviously chatty woman.
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