Review: Natasha Rothwell shines in Hulu’s “How to Die Alone”

Natasha Rothwell’s new show, “How to Die Alone,” has had a slow start but is now gaining momentum, according to columnist Panama Jackson. The show follows Melissa, played by Rothwell, as she navigates life and love at JFK Airport in New York City. Initially, the show received mixed reviews, with some viewers finding the first few episodes uneventful and lacking in comedy.

However, as the show progressed, with episodes 5 and 6 in particular standing out, the humor and character development began to shine. Jackson, a self-proclaimed fan of Rothwell, admits to initially being disappointed but now finds himself eagerly anticipating each new episode. He praises Rothwell’s performance and the overall improvement in the show’s quality.

Despite the slow start, “How to Die Alone” seems to have found its footing and is now gaining a following among viewers. Jackson encourages others to give the show a chance, highlighting the strong performances and writing that have emerged in recent episodes.

As a fan of Black art and creativity, Jackson is pleased to see Rothwell’s talent showcased in a leading role and hopes that the show continues to grow in popularity. With Rothwell’s comedic prowess and the show’s recent improvements, “How to Die Alone” is now on Jackson’s must-watch list, and he hopes others will join him in supporting the series.