“It’s American politics and also culture and society,” Howard explained. “The main character that Sean Bean played was a lonely, broken character, whereas Robyn is very actualized. She has her friends, her life. I don’t think it was fetishizing drag, I think we normalized it more.”
In fact, the premiere party at The Abbey in West Hollywood on Jan. 30 even included a drag performance—with queens Naysha Lopez, Kyra Jeté, Calypso Jetè Balmain and Allusia. The new episode also stars Willam, Eva Reign, Kristen Connolly and Chris Coy as well as a few musical numbers. And that’s a fact.
In the end, Billy is just happy celebrating his success, admitting, “I did a good job, child. They threw me a party.”
Make sure to witness “Robyn’s Story” on Accused, Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 9 p.m. EST on Fox.
