Laverne Cox Reunites With Estranged Father

Laverne Cox Shakes Things Up as She Returns to Small-Town Living in Late Norman Lear's New Comedy Clean Slate (Exclusive)
In PEOPLE's exclusive look at the 'Clean Slate' trailer, Laverne Cox returns to her small hometown in Alabama as a transgender woman and must repair the fraught relationship with her "old-school" father in Norman Lear's posthumous comedy series.
‘Clean Slate' Trailer: Laverne Cox Goes Back Home In Late Norman Lear's Prime Video Comedy
Laverne Cox returns to small-town life in Clean Slate, one of the late Norman Lear’s last shows, at Prime Video. The streamer released the trailer today for the eight-episode comedy series, which premieres February 6.
Laverne Cox Reunites With Estranged Father as a Trans Woman in Trailer for Norman Lear-Produced ‘Clean Slate’
One of producer Norman Lear’s final projects will be released on Prime Video next month.
Clean Slate: Amazon Previews New Laverne Cox, George Wallace Comedy
Laverne Cox and George Wallace star in the new sitcom Clean Slate from the late Norman Lear, coming to Prime Video on February 6th.
WATCH: Laverne Cox’s ‘Clean Slate’ is a small-town sitcom primed to make a big impact
Produced by the late, great Norman Lear, the series is the latest in a long lineage of culture-shifting sitcoms.
Clean Slate: Comedy show’s release date, storyline, cast, trailer and where to watch
Laverne Cox stars in Clean Slate, an eight-episode comedy premiering February 6 on Prime Video. The story follows Harry, an Alabama car wash owner, reuniting with his trans daughter Desiree.
Watch the Trailer for Laverne Cox's Clean Slate, The Last Show From a Late Sitcom Legend
The series is the last one from the late Norman Lear, a pioneering screenwriter and producer known for creating socially relevant sitcoms.
Laverne Cox stars as trans woman reuniting with estranged father in Prime Video’s Clean Slate
Laverne Cox stars as a trans woman who reunites with her estranged father in Prime Video’s Clean Slate. Cox, who has played Sophia Burset in Orange Is The New Black and Kacy Duke in Inventing Anna, will star alongside George Wallace in Clean Slate.
Prime Video Unveils Trailer for ‘Clean Slate,’ a Heartfelt Comedy Starring Laverne Cox and George Wallace
Clean Slate, the highly anticipated comedy series from legendary producer Norman Lear, is set to premiere on Prime Video on February 6, 2025.
Laverne Cox returns to a red state in Norman Lear's Clean Slate trailer
Laverne Cox has a new starring role. The Emmy-nominated actress and Daytime Emmy-winning producer will be building bridges across generations in Clean Slate, a new comedy executive produced by late TV legend Norman Lear ( Sanford and Son,
‘Clean Slate’ Trailer: The Late Norman Lear’s Comedy With Laverne Cox, George Wallace And Telma Hopkins
The first trailer has dropped for Clean Slate, the upcoming Prime Video comedy series starring Laverne Cox and George Wallace. Both stars created the series with Dan Ewen. The eight-episode first season of the Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television project.
Laverne Cox Leaves E!’s Red Carpet Coverage After 3 Years: ‘I’m So Excited to Keep Growing’
Laverne Cox is bidding adieu to E!’s red carpet coverage. Cox, 52, announced on Thursday, Jan. 2, that after three years with ...
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Get a first look at Laverne Cox’s new comedy series “Clean Slate” — and learn how it honors Norman Lear (exclusive)
Sometimes, we all could use a fresh start. For Laverne Cox, her Clean Slate was years in the making. The Emmy nominee stars in Prime Video’s upcoming comedy series Clean Slate, which ...
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Laverne Cox, George Wallace explore unconditional love in 'Clean Slate'
Dec. 18 (UPI) --Clean Slate, a series starring Laverne Cox and George Wallace, is set to premiere on Prime Video Feb. 6. "This heartfelt comedy follows Harry (Wallace), an old-school car wash ...
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Laverne Cox Calls Upcoming Comedy Series ‘Clean Slate’ a Tribute to Norman Lear’s Legacy
Laverne Cox says her upcoming comedy series “Clean Slate” is “very much a tribute to the legacy of Norman Lear.” Lear produced and developed over 100 shows and 1970s sitcoms, including ...