Hulu's 'Mid-Century Modern' Debuts, Celebrating Linda Lavin's Final Role

The sitcom, inspired by 'The Golden Girls,' premieres today, offering a heartfelt tribute to Lavin and exploring LGBTQ+ aging and chosen family.

Linda Lavin's final television role as Sybil Schneiderman in 'Mid-Century Modern' has been widely praised for its humor and emotional depth.
The series, created by Max Mutchnick and David Kohan, follows three older gay men and one of their mothers living together in Palm Springs.
Directed by James Burrows, the show blends traditional sitcom elements with modern LGBTQ+ themes, including aging, relationships, and chosen family dynamics.
The 10-episode first season, available now on Hulu, features standout performances from Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer, Nathan Lee Graham, and an ensemble of notable guest stars.
The creators and cast have honored Lavin's legacy, describing her as a vital influence on the production and the 'spiritual showrunner' of the series.