A fresh wave of entertainment is sweeping through the Coachella Valley with two notable television series set against the backdrop of Palm Springs. One such show, “Unconventional,” has already captured audiences with its unique storytelling and stunning desert landscapes. However, another highly anticipated series, “Mid-Century Modern,” is set to premiere on Hulu on March 28, promising a blend of humor, heart, and nostalgia.

The narrative of “Mid-Century Modern” revolves around three lifelong friends—Bunny Schneiderman, Jerry Frank, and Arthur Broussard—who decide to start a new chapter together in Palm Springs following an unexpected loss. This decision leads them into a shared household, where they navigate life's challenges as a chosen family. Bunny, played by Nathan Lane, invites his friends to join him under one roof, creating a dynamic that is both hilarious and touching. The trio’s adventures include everything from interviewing potential housekeepers to exploring the dating scene, all while cherishing their deep bond. Through these experiences, the characters explore themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery.

Beyond the laughter, “Mid-Century Modern” delves into more profound aspects of human connection. Bunny reflects on his relationships, acknowledging that true love stories often come with imperfections and quirks. Meanwhile, Jerry, portrayed by Matt Bomer, brings depth to the story as a former Mormon who left behind a traditional life to embrace his authentic self. Arthur, brought to life by Nathan Lee Graham, adds elegance and wit to the ensemble. Together, they create a rich tapestry of personalities that resonate with viewers seeking meaningful portrayals of LGBTQ+ lives.

The upcoming full trailer release will undoubtedly offer fans a closer look at the iconic Palm Springs scenery and provide further insights into the characters’ backstories. With esteemed creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan at the helm, alongside director James Burrows and executive producer Ryan Murphy, this series promises to be a standout addition to modern television. As it draws parallels to the beloved “Golden Girls,” “Mid-Century Modern” celebrates the importance of found families and the enduring power of friendship, reminding us all that love comes in many forms and thrives in unexpected places.