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we have a special report on a yazidi family suing an islamic state leaders widow for abuse and sex trafficking. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in new york, where the united nations security council has voted in favour of an american resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire by israel and hamas in gaza. 1a countries voted in favour, with russia abstaining. speaking after the vote, the us ambassador to the un, linda thomas—gree...

The trailer for Chad Season 2 sets the Roku release date for the comedy series, which has had a bumpy road prior to making its return.

TBS has released the first Chad Season 2 teaser for the upcoming return of the comedy series, which hails from star and creator Nasim Pedrad.

Plus, how the awkward, klutzy Chad is not far from how I remember myself at that age. Pedrad’s uncanny and gender-blurring transformation into this 14-year-old train wreck nails every mood swing: the giddy delight at being in proximity to the high school bros he hero-worships, the petulance and irrational despair when he fears being denied access to their insular world. In the premiere, he makes a typically awkward first impression as freshman year begins by humble-bragging to cooler upper...

Plus, how the awkward, klutzy Chad is not far from how I remember myself at that age. Pedrad’s uncanny and gender-blurring transformation into this 14-year-old train wreck nails every mood swing: the giddy delight at being in proximity to the high school bros he hero-worships, the petulance and irrational despair when he fears being denied access to their insular world. In the premiere, he makes a typically awkward first impression as freshman year begins by humble-bragging to cooler uppercla...

Nasim Pedrad, unlike most adults, wanted to go back to high school. So she created “Chad,” a half-hour comedy, premiering at 10:30 p.m. today on TBS, about a 14-year-old boy trying to fit in. Pedrad, 39, also stars as the teen — complete with the bad haircut, the lousy posture and often the bad attitude. “I just thought it would be cool to tell a coming-of-age story where the teenager at the center of it was played by an adult who’s in on the joke and can offer that per...

Plus, how the awkward, klutzy Chad is not far from how I remember myself at that age. Pedrad’s uncanny and gender-blurring transformation into this 14-year-old train wreck nails every mood swing: the giddy delight at being in proximity to the high school bros he hero-worships, the petulance and irrational despair when he fears being denied access to their insular world. In the premiere, he makes a typically awkward first impression as freshman year begins by humble-bragging to cooler upper...

Pedrad spoke with THR about her choice to embody a teen boy herself, how Chad's identity struggles reflect her own experiences growing up Iranian-American, and why the show will be relatable for all (unless you were one of the popular kids, perhaps). 

Nasim Pedrad, unlike most adults, wanted to go back to high school. So she created “Chad,” a half-hour comedy, premiering Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. ET on TBS, about a 14-year-old boy trying to fit in. Pedrad, 39, also stars as the teen — complete with the bad haircut, the lousy posture and often the bad attitude. “I just thought it would be cool to tell a coming-of-age story where the teenager at the center of it was played by an adult who’s in on the joke and can offer tha...