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The first season of “Betty,” HBO’s half-hour comedy spin-off from Crystal Moselle’s feature “Skate Kitchen,” had a point. It followed a pack of skateboarding Gen Z women as they navigated young adulthood and female sexuality in the #MeToo era.

The first season of “Betty,” HBO’s half-hour comedy spin-off from Crystal Moselle’s feature “Skate Kitchen,” had a point. It followed a pack of skateboarding Gen Z women as they navigated young adulthood and female sexuality in the #MeToo era.

"Nothing compares to how you crumple when you really fall off your board." Continue reading ‘Betty’ Season Two: Rachelle Vinberg & Ajani Russell Talk Skating In Masks & Collaboration [Interview] at The Playlist.

"Nothing compares to how you crumple when you really fall off your board." Continue reading Rachelle Vinberg and Ajani Russell talk skating in masks and collaboration on ‘Betty’ Season Two [Interview] at The Playlist.

HBO is trying to get you interested and incentivized to watch the skate betties show “Betty,” How so? “Betty” season two doesn’t air until Friday, Jun 11 (11:00pm ET), but the cable subscriber has put the first episode of the upcoming season online for free and early on HBO’s YouTube channel (see below). They’ve also released the full-blown trailer, after the initial teaser, for season two and all the things in store for the girls of the show.

Based on creator Crystal Moselle’s 2018 Sundance hit “Skate Kitchen,” the spiritual spin-off series—which in a way restarted the film as a series with much of the same cast— will return to HBO for a second season this June. Still helmed and created by Moselle, “Betty” follows five young women on journeys of self-discovery against the backdrop of New York City’s male-dominated skateboarding scene.

Based on creator Crystal Moselle’s 2018 Sundance hit “Skate Kitchen,” the spiritual spin-off series—which in a way restarted the film as a series with much of the same cast— will return to HBO for a second season this June. Still helmed and created by Moselle, “Betty” follows five young women on journeys of self-discovery against the backdrop of New York City’s male-dominated skateboarding scene.

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A couple of years ago, a film called Skate Kitchen exploded onto the indie movie scene. It really is a great movie and well worth seeking it out if you can. Crystal Moselle is the filmmaker behind that film and she is behind the new series Betty, a spin-off which comes to Sky Television on 9th June. It has already premiered Stateside on HBO on 1st May.