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  • A Different World Sequel: Trailer & Premiere Date!

    Remember the halls of Hillman College? Get ready to re-enroll because Netflix is bringing back the beloved world of ‘A Different World’ with a brand-new sequel! Fans are buzzing with the release of the debut trailer and a premiere date that’s packed with nostalgia.

    A Sentimental Premiere Date

    Mark your calendars for September 24, 2026! Netflix announced this special date at the American Black Film Festival, and it’s no accident. This date marks almost 40 years to the day since the original ‘A Different World’ first premiered on NBC back in 1987. Netflix sees this as a powerful way to honor the show’s enduring legacy while introducing the magic of Hillman to a whole new generation.

    The original series, a spin-off of ‘The Cosby Show,’ followed Denise Huxtable as she navigated life at the fictional Hillman College. Now, 39 years later, a new group of students will walk those same legendary paths, guided by familiar faces.

    First Glimpse: The Trailer is Here!

    Alongside the premiere date announcement, Netflix dropped a teaser trailer that’s sure to give you chills. The trailer gives us our first look at Maleah Joi Moon as Deborah Wayne, the daughter of iconic characters Dwayne Wayne and Whitley Gilbert-Wayne. We see her rocking a Hillman letterman jacket and humming the classic theme song, before slipping on her dad’s famous flip-up sunglasses and beaming.

    OG Alums and New Stars Converge at Hillman

    The 10-episode season, which wrapped filming in April, boasts an impressive cast. Many beloved alums from the original series are returning to guide the new students. Get ready to see Kadeem Hardison, Jasmine Guy, Darryl M. Bell, Cree Summer, Karen Malina White, Ajai Sanders, Dawnn Lewis, Glynn Turman, Charnele Brown, Jenifer Lewis, and even Jada Pinkett Smith making appearances.

    Joining them are fresh faces like Maleah Joi Moon, Alijah Kai, Cornell Young IV, Jordan Aaron Hall, Kennedi Reece, and Chibuikem Uche. Plus, get ready for recurring roles from Vincent Jamal Hooper, Elijah J. Roberts, Renee Harrison, Famecia Ward, Dasan Frazier, Tichina Arnold, Joshua Suiter, Raven Goodwin, and Cliff “Method Man” Smith. Even Norman Nixon Jr., son of executive producer Debbie Allen, is set to appear. Speaking of Debbie Allen, she’s back to direct the first three episodes, ensuring the series starts off with a strong vision.

    • Maleah Joi Moon as Deborah Wayne
    • Alijah Kai
    • Cornell Young IV
    • Jordan Aaron Hall
    • Kennedi Reece
    • Chibuikem Uche

    Returning Favorites

    • Kadeem Hardison
    • Jasmine Guy
    • Darryl M. Bell
    • Cree Summer
    • Karen Malina White
    • Ajai Sanders
    • Dawnn Lewis
    • Glynn Turman
    • Charnele Brown
    • Jenifer Lewis
    • Jada Pinkett Smith

    Are you excited to return to Hillman College? What are your favorite memories from the original ‘A Different World’? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

  • ‘A Different World’ Sequel Premieres Sept. 24 on Netflix

    Remember the halls of Hillman College? Get ready to head back to campus because Netflix is bringing the beloved sitcom “A Different World” back to life with a brand-new sequel series! This is huge news for fans of classic Black television, and the details are finally here.

    A New Generation at Hillman

    The sequel centers on Deborah Wayne, the free-spirited and rebellious daughter of iconic characters Dwayne Wayne and Whitley Gilbert. We’ll follow Deborah as she starts her freshman year at Hillman, navigating college life while trying to forge her own path and identity, separate from her legendary parents’ legacy. And yes, you read that right – Jasmine Guy and Kadeem Hardison are officially returning to reprise their iconic roles!

    The series has wrapped filming in Atlanta and is set to premiere on Netflix on September 24, with 10 half-hour episodes. This new chapter promises a perfect blend of cherished nostalgia and fresh, modern storytelling, capturing the essence of Black college life, friendships, and the journey of self-discovery for a new generation.

    The Cast: A Mix of Old and New

    The returning cast is enough to make any fan emotional! Alongside Jasmine Guy as Whitley Gilbert and Kadeem Hardison as Dwayne Wayne, we’ll see the welcome return of:

    • Cree Summer as Freddie Brooks
    • Darryl M. Bell as Ron Johnson
    • Dawnn Lewis as Jaleesa Vinson-Taylor
    • Glynn Turman as Colonel Bradford Taylor
    • Jenifer Lewis as Professor Davenport
    • Jada Pinkett Smith as Lena James

    Seeing these familiar faces back at Hillman is exactly what this sequel needed to honor its roots. The new generation of students will be brought to life by a talented ensemble, including Maleah Joi Moon as Deborah Wayne, Alijah Kai Haggins, Chibuikem Uche, Cornell Young IV, Jordan Aaron Hall, and Kennedi Reece. Plus, Method Man joins as Coach Coles, Tichina Arnold as Darlene Duvall, and Raven Goodwin as Dr. Brooklyn Boyer, adding even more star power.

    Debbie Allen’s Guiding Hand

    A major reason for the excitement surrounding this sequel is the return of Debbie Allen as executive producer and director for multiple episodes, including the premiere. Allen was instrumental in shaping the original series, and her understanding of its cultural impact – including its role in inspiring increased enrollment at HBCUs – is invaluable. Her involvement ensures the sequel will capture the intelligent, aspirational, and authentic representation that made the original so special.

    With its blend of legacy characters and a fresh cast, guided by Debbie Allen’s vision, this sequel feels perfectly timed to reintroduce the magic of Hillman College to a new audience while delighting longtime fans.

    Are you ready to head back to Hillman College? Let us know in the comments if you’ll be tuning in for the premiere on September 24!

  • ‘A Different World’ Sequel Series Gets Netflix Premiere Date

    Get ready to head back to Hillman College! Netflix has officially announced the premiere date for its highly anticipated sequel series to the beloved sitcom ‘A Different World.’ Mark your calendars for September 24, 2026 – exactly 39 years after the original show first graced our screens in 1987.

    Honoring Legacy, Welcoming New Viewers

    The exciting reveal took place during the American Black Film Festival (ABFF), a fitting venue to celebrate the legacy of this iconic HBCU-centered series. Netflix aims to honor the original show’s impact while introducing Hillman’s unique charm and academic environment to a new generation of viewers.

    And for the fans who grew up with Whitley and Dwayne, there’s more good news: several original cast members are returning to reprise their legendary roles!

    Meet the New Generation at Hillman

    The new series centers on Deborah, played by Maleah Joi Moon. Who is Deborah, you ask? She’s the youngest daughter of the iconic couple Whitley Gilbert and Dwayne Wayne! Jasmine Guy and Kadeem Hardison are back to reprise their roles as Deborah embarks on her freshman year at Hillman, the very same institution that launched her parents into TV stardom.

    However, carrying the Wayne family name isn’t without its pressures. The official description hints that Deborah will struggle to step out of her parents’ formidable shadow as she strives to forge her own identity and legacy on campus. Of course, she’ll also be navigating the typical college experience – friendships, academic chaos, and all the fun that comes with life at Hillman – alongside a fresh cast of students.

    A Star-Studded Cast, On and Off Screen

    The cast is a fantastic blend of fresh talent and returning favorites. Alongside Maleah Joi Moon, the new crew includes Alijah Kai, Cornell Young IV, Jordan Aaron Hall, Kennedi Reece, Chibuikem Uche, Vincent Jamal Hooper, Elijah J. Roberts, Renee Harrison, Famecia Ward, Dasan Frazier, Tichina Arnold, Joshua Suiter, Raven Goodwin, Cliff “Method Man” Smith, and Norman Nixon Jr.

    Fans of the original series will be thrilled to see original cast members Darryl M. Bell, Cree Summer, Karen Malina White, Ajai Sanders, Dawnn Lewis, Glynn Turman, Charnele Brown, Jenifer Lewis, and Jada Pinkett Smith making their return. Behind the scenes, the show keeps it in the family too, with Felicia Pride serving as showrunner and executive producer, and the legendary Debbie Allen, who directed much of the original series, returning as executive producer and director. Reggie Rock Bythewood, Gina Prince-Bythewood, Tom Werner, and Mandy Summers are also attached as executive producers.

    Netflix officially greenlit the sequel series in 2025, and production on the 10-episode first season wrapped in April of this year. Now, the wait is almost over for fans eager to return to the halls of Hillman College.

    Are you excited to return to Hillman College with the ‘A Different World’ sequel? What are your favorite memories from the original series? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

  • ‘A Different World’ Sequel Coming to Netflix

    Get ready to head back to Hillman College! After years of anticipation, Netflix is officially bringing a sequel to the beloved sitcom ‘A Different World’ to screens this fall. Production has wrapped in Atlanta, promising a nostalgic yet fresh look at life on the iconic fictional HBCU campus.

    A New Generation at Hillman

    The new series will follow Deborah, the rebellious daughter of original characters Whitley Gilbert and Dwayne Wayne, played by Maleah Joi Moon. Fans will be thrilled to know that Jasmine Guy and Kadeem Hardison are reprising their iconic roles as Whitley and Dwayne, respectively. The show will explore Deborah’s freshman year as she navigates college life, aiming to forge her own identity beyond her legendary parents’ legacy.

    The series is set to consist of 10 half-hour episodes, offering a perfect blend of new stories and familiar faces. This format is ideal for reintroducing the timeless themes of ‘A Different World’ to a new audience while satisfying longtime fans.

    An All-Star Cast and Creative Team

    The cast lineup is truly impressive, featuring a mix of returning favorites and exciting newcomers. Alongside Jasmine Guy, Kadeem Hardison, and Maleah Joi Moon, the series will welcome back Cree Summer, Darryl M. Bell, Jenifer Lewis, Jada Pinkett Smith, and Glynn Turman. Newcomers Chibuikem Uche, Jordan Aaron Hall, and Alijah Kai Haggins are set to represent the next era of Hillman students.

    The creative team also boasts deep connections to the original show. Debbie Allen, who directed many episodes of the original ‘A Different World,’ returns as an executive producer and director. Showrunner Felicia Pride expressed the emotional significance of wrapping production, praising the cast and crew for their dedication and heart.

    A Timely Return for a Beloved Series

    Netflix has confirmed the sequel will premiere in the fall of 2026, a fitting time for Hillman College to welcome a new class. For many, ‘A Different World’ was more than just a sitcom; it was a groundbreaking portrayal of Black college life on television. Now, a new generation is about to experience that unique magic.

    Are you excited for the ‘A Different World’ sequel? What are your favorite memories from the original series? Share them in the comments below!

  • ‘A Different World’ Revival: Netflix Sets Fall Premiere

    Pack your bags, because Hillman College is officially reopening its doors! Netflix has just announced that the highly anticipated revival of the beloved sitcom ‘A Different World’ is set to premiere this fall. Get ready to feel that nostalgia as a new generation steps onto campus, with plenty of familiar faces returning to guide them.

    Welcome Back to Hillman: What to Expect

    Netflix shared the exciting news with a teaser poster featuring Dwayne Wayne’s iconic flip glasses and the tagline, “Welcome Back To Hillman.” While the exact premiere date is still under wraps, the 10-episode series is slated to debut around the time new college students typically start their academic journeys. It’s the perfect timing to dive back into the world of this groundbreaking show.

    The new series will focus on Deborah Wayne, the youngest child of original stars Dwayne Wayne (Kadeem Hardison) and Whitley Gilbert-Wayne (Jasmine Guy). Played by the talented Maleah Joi Moon, Deborah is described as a well-intentioned, free-spirited student trying to forge her own path and escape the considerable legacy left by her famous parents at the fictional HBCU.

    A Familiar Cast for a New Era

    But it’s not just the new generation we’ll be seeing! The revival is packed with beloved characters from the original NBC series, which aired from 1987 to 1993. Fans will be thrilled to see their favorite actors reprising their iconic roles.

    • Darryl M. Bell as Ron Johnson
    • Cree Summer as Freddie Brooks
    • Charnele Brown as Dr. Kimberly Reese Boyer
    • Jenifer Lewis as Professor Davenport
    • Jada Pinkett Smith as Lena James
    • Dawnn Lewis as Jaleesa Vinson-Taylor
    • Glynn Turman as Col. Bradford Taylor
    • Karen Malina White as Charmaine Brown
    • Ajai Sanders as Gina Deveaux

    Adding to the star power, original show writers Reggie Rock Bythewood and Gina Prince-Bythewood are also returning as executive producers. The series recently wrapped up production in Atlanta, with Debbie Allen, who is also an executive producer, set to deliver the commencement address at Clark Atlanta University’s 2026 graduating class. Talk about full circle!

    Why ‘A Different World’ Still Matters

    The original ‘A Different World’ was groundbreaking for its time, shining a spotlight on the experiences of students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Its return on a major streaming platform like Netflix is a significant moment, offering a chance to introduce these important stories to a new audience while celebrating the legacy of the original.

    Are you excited for the ‘A Different World’ revival? Which returning character are you most looking forward to seeing? Let us know in the comments below!

  • ‘A Different World’ Revival Wraps Production in Atlanta

    Get ready to head back to Hillman College! The highly anticipated sequel to the beloved sitcom “A Different World” has officially wrapped production in Atlanta. This exciting new series promises to blend the nostalgia of the original with a fresh perspective on modern Black college life.

    A New Generation at Hillman

    The sequel introduces us to Deborah, played by the talented Maleah Joi Moon. She’s the daughter of original fan-favorite characters Whitley Gilbert and Dwayne Wayne, with Jasmine Guy and Kadeem Hardison reprising their iconic roles. The story will follow Deborah and her classmates as they navigate the complexities of academics, relationships, and identity in today’s world.

    Fans can expect a 10-episode season, with each episode running for a half-hour. This new iteration aims to capture the spirit of the original while reflecting the contemporary experiences of students at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs).

    Returning Favorites and New Faces

    The revival isn’t just about the new generation; it’s also bringing back beloved characters. Karen Malina White and Ajai Sanders are set to reprise their roles as Charmaine Brown and Gina Deveaux, respectively. This ensures a strong connection to the original series’ rich history.

    Adding to the excitement, the cast includes new additions like Cliff “Method Man” Smith as Coach Coles and Norman Nixon Jr. as Professor Baptiste. Behind the scenes, Felicia Pride is leading the charge as showrunner, writer, and executive producer, with the legendary Debbie Allen returning as a director and executive producer, continuing her integral role from the original show.

    Continuing a Legacy

    Originally airing from 1987 to 1993, “A Different World” was a groundbreaking spinoff of “The Cosby Show.” It was celebrated for its willingness to tackle important social issues and for its authentic portrayal of life at HBCUs. The sequel is poised to carry on this important legacy.

    While an official release date hasn’t been announced yet, the anticipation for the return to Hillman College is palpable. Fans are eagerly awaiting the chance to see how this new chapter unfolds.

    Are you excited for the ‘A Different World’ revival? What are you most looking forward to seeing? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

  • Debbie Allen to Address Clark Atlanta Graduates

    Get ready, Clark Atlanta University! The university has announced that the legendary Debbie Allen will be delivering the commencement address for its Class of 2026. This inspiring choice comes as Allen prepares to bring the beloved HBCU-centric show “A Different World” back to the small screen.

    Celebrating HBCU Culture and Excellence

    The ceremony, scheduled for May 18, will honor the storied actress, director, and choreographer. Clark Atlanta University highlighted Allen’s immense legacy and her unwavering support for historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in a special announcement to their community. Her life’s work, described by the school as embodying “discipline, creativity, and unapologetic excellence,” makes her a fitting choice to inspire the graduating class.

    Allen, an HBCU alumna herself (Howard University), played a pivotal role in shaping “A Different World.” As a director and producer for the iconic ’90s sitcom, she helped establish the show as a landmark program that celebrated and promoted HBCU culture and tradition. The series significantly boosted enrollment at these institutions and provided a vital platform for young Black voices.

    Bringing Hillman College Back to Life

    Adding to the excitement, Debbie Allen is also spearheading a revival of “A Different World” for Netflix. She believes now is the perfect time to reintroduce the world of Hillman College to a new generation. “Our show changed lives, tripled the enrollment of historically Black colleges and gave a strong voice and platform for Young Black America,” Allen told Netflix’s Tudum magazine. She anticipates the revival will feature fresh young talent alongside beloved original cast members, making it a must-see return.

    A Seasoned Commencement Speaker

    This isn’t Allen’s first time inspiring graduates. She has previously delivered commencement speeches and received honorary doctoral degrees from esteemed institutions like the University of North Carolina and Yale University. Her experience as a commencement speaker, coupled with her deep connection to the HBCU experience, promises a powerful and memorable address for the Clark Atlanta University Class of 2026.

    As the graduates prepare to embark on their next chapters, Debbie Allen’s words are sure to encourage them to follow in her footsteps – making their own indelible marks on the world with discipline, creativity, and unapologetic excellence.

    What are your favorite memories or lessons from ‘A Different World’? Share them in the comments below, and join us in congratulating the Clark Atlanta University Class of 2026!

  • How Black Icons Made Canes a Status Symbol

    In Black culture, a walking cane is rarely just about needing assistance to walk. More often, it’s a powerful symbol of status, exuding confidence and importance before a word is even spoken. Think of Usher and Teyana Taylor anchoring their Met Gala looks with elegant canes, or the swagger of Biggie Smalls. This isn’t new; the cane has a long history as an accessory signifying power and pride.

    From Ancient Roots to Modern Swagger

    The significance of the walking stick dates back to ancient African civilizations, where pharaohs and tribal leaders used them to display rank and authority. Even King Tut was buried with numerous walking sticks! This tradition of using canes to signify status continued through history, evolving with cultural movements.

    During the era of slavery, enslaved people ingeniously repurposed ornate clothing and accessories, including canes, from their wealthy owners. This was a way to reclaim dignity and assert presence in oppressive circumstances. After emancipation, this evolved into a powerful statement of reclaimed identity and pride, seen in the sharp suits and personalized canes of communities like Black Wall Street and during the Harlem Renaissance.

    The Cane in Film and Music

    The Blaxploitation film era of the 1970s saw characters, often with a “pimp” persona, utilize canes as a crucial part of their look, symbolizing power and authority. Think of the iconic “pimp cane” paired with colorful suits and fur coats. In films like ‘Coming to America,’ James Earl Jones’ King Jaffe Joffer commanded attention with his regal presence, amplified by his high-status cane.

    Later, rappers embraced the cane as a signature accessory. Snoop Dogg incorporated it into his pimp/gangsta rap persona, while The Notorious B.I.G. famously made his gold-top cane part of his iconic fashion, even using it for practical support after an accident. Boyz II Men also popularized their own cane styles during their R&B performances.

    Fraternity Stepping and Cultural Pride

    Within Black fraternities, the cane is a significant prop in their energetic and synchronized “stepping” routines. Groups like Kappa Alpha Psi have incorporated canes and rhythm sticks into their performances since the early 20th century, further cementing the cane’s association with pride, discipline, and cultural expression.

    More Than Just an Accessory

    The walking cane, in the context of Black American culture, transcends its practical function. It embodies a rich history of resistance, self-expression, and the assertion of power. Whether it’s the meticulous fashion of Black Dandyism, the swagger of a hip-hop icon, or the synchronized precision of fraternity stepping, the cane remains a potent symbol of coolness, authority, and undeniable style.

    What are your favorite examples of icons using canes to make a statement? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

  • A Different World Sequel Details Revealed!

    Dust off your Hillman College gear because class is officially back in session! Netflix is reviving the iconic sitcom “A Different World” with a brand-new sequel series, and they’ve just dropped some exciting new details about what we can expect. This is a must-see for fans who grew up with the show and a whole new generation ready to discover its magic.

    Meet the New Generation at Hillman

    The sequel centers on Deborah Wayne, the youngest daughter of the beloved “A Different World” couple, Dwayne Wayne and Whitley Gilbert. Stepping into Deborah’s shoes is Tony Award winner Maleah Joi Moon, known for her role in “Hell’s Kitchen.” Deborah is described as a free-spirited, well-intentioned, and sometimes rebellious freshman trying to forge her own path while living under the immense shadow of her famous parents.

    She won’t be navigating Hillman alone! The new cast features a vibrant group of students: Alijah Kai (daughter of original cast member Tachina Arnold) as Rashida, Chibuikem Uche as Kojo, Cornell Young IV as Shaquille, Jordan Aaron Hall as Amir, and newcomer Kennedi Reece as Hazel. This fresh ensemble is ready to bring new energy and stories to the beloved campus.

    OGs Return, New Voices Lead

    Showrunner and executive producer Felicia Pride expressed her honor in bringing the show back, stating, “It is such an honor to be a part of bringing back this iconic show, one that I grew up on and which had a profound impact on my life.” She’s proud of the work being done to reimagine “A Different World” for both longtime fans and newcomers.

    And of course, Debbie Allen is back! The original director and producer, who helmed over 80 episodes, is returning as an executive producer and will direct three episodes, including the premiere. Allen believes now is the perfect time for a reboot, noting the original show’s impact on increasing enrollment at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and giving a voice to Young Black America.

    A Nod to the Past, A Focus on the Present

    Debbie Allen has been teasing this revival for a while, even hinting at convincing her sister, Phylicia Rashad (the original Claire Huxtable!), to join the cast. She confirmed that while the focus is on the new generation, “we’re still going to see our OGs.” Fans can expect to see Dwayne, Whitley, Ron, Kim, and Freddie return, ensuring a connection to the show’s rich history.

    Original writers Reggie Rock Bythewood and Gina Prince-Bythewood are also back as executive producers, sharing that the show was where they “got our start as writers and where we found each other.” Their return adds another layer of legacy to this reimagined world, emphasizing themes of love, purpose, and possibility.

    Timeless Themes for a New Era

    Running from 1987 to 1993, “A Different World” was more than just a sitcom; it was a cultural phenomenon that shaped perceptions of HBCU life. Allen emphasized that the reboot aims to “inspire so many young people around the world,” just as the original did. The new 10-episode series promises to capture that same undeniable heartbeat, offering new voices and contemporary storytelling while staying true to the spirit that made the show timeless.

    Are you excited to return to Hillman College? What are your favorite memories from the original “A Different World”? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

  • Netflix Announces ‘A Different World’ Sequel Cast

    Get ready to return to the hallowed halls of Hillman College! Netflix has officially announced the cast for its highly anticipated sequel series to the beloved sitcom “A Different World.” This new chapter will follow Deborah Wayne, the youngest daughter of original characters Dwayne Wayne and Whitley Gilbert, as she navigates her own college experience.

    Meet the New Generation of Hillman Students

    Tony Award winner Maleah Joi Moon is set to star as Deborah Wayne, described as the “free-spirited, well-intentioned yet rebellious” youngest child of Kadeem Hardison and Jasmine Guy’s iconic characters. The series will explore Deborah’s freshman year at her parents’ alma mater, where she’ll grapple with their legacy while striving to forge her own path. She’ll be joined by a fresh ensemble cast, including Alijah Kai as Rashida, Chibuikem Uche as Kojo, Cornell Young IV as Shaquille, Jordan Aaron Hall as Amir, and newcomer Kennedi Reece as Hazel.

    Together, this new class of Hillman students will explore themes of friendship, freedom, and self-discovery, all while living in the shadow of college royalty. The series promises to blend humor and heart, continuing the legacy of celebrating HBCU pride.

    A Stellar Creative Team Returns

    The revival is spearheaded by Felicia Pride, known for her work on “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Queen Sugar,” who will serve as showrunner, writer, and executive producer. Adding to the excitement, legendary director Debbie Allen is returning to the “A Different World” universe. Allen, who directed 83 episodes of the original series, will direct three episodes of the sequel, including the premiere. She shared her enthusiasm, stating, “There couldn’t be a better time than now to reboot A Different World. Our show changed lives, tripled the enrollment of historically black colleges and gave a strong voice and platform for Young Black America.”

    Original series writers Reggie Rock Bythewood and Gina Prince-Bythewood are also returning as executive producers, alongside Mandy Summers and Tom Werner. The Blythewoods, who met on the set of the original “A Different World,” expressed their deep connection to the show, calling its return a “continuation of that legacy — one rooted in love, purpose, and possibility.”

    Honoring a Groundbreaking Legacy

    When “A Different World” first premiered in 1987, it was a cultural phenomenon, significantly impacting enrollment at HBCUs and redefining representation on television. This Netflix sequel aims to build on that powerful legacy, introducing Hillman College to a new generation while delighting long-time fans. The ten-episode, single-camera half-hour comedy series will join Netflix’s slate of culturally rich comedies.

    Are you excited to see Deborah Wayne and the new generation at Hillman College? Share your thoughts in the comments below!