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Featuring strong support and recurring performances from Hunter Enscoe, Amanda Warren, Anna Baryshnikov, Toby Huswitz, Khalifa, Ayo Edbeli, and Jane Klaski Dickinson. Dickinson examines Emily's life story—albeit one told slantedly. Mississippi No. Created by star Tig Notaro, Mississippi No. is an autobiographical account of the stand-up comedian's life. Do you like queer shows with a dark comedic side? In the pilot episode Teague comes home when her mother accidentally falls and falls into a coma.

Teague had an emotional moment when her mother was taken off life mom database support - and then she asked the very real question of how long it would take for a person to actually die once taken off life support. She started to sit a little awkwardly. It was just a very real moment. Mississippi State is filled with moments like this—raw tender fun and darkness all at the same time. on this list but it definitely does something unique.

From left, The Mississippi stars Tig Notaro as Tig and Stephanie Erin as Kate. In a fantasy scene, Tig imagines that she and Kate have grown old together. Photo courtesy of Amazon Studios Just like in real life the character Teague is going through several medical emergencies. But the show also explores what sexual assault means for families and beyond. In addition, the star's real-life wife Q plays the lover of an elderly queer person and an Emmy Award winner.