She created the American workplace comedy television series Blockbuster,[1] which premiered on Netflix in November 2022 but its season 2 was cancelled the following month.
She graduated from Texas State University and moved to Los Angeles where she worked at the box office of the improv theater iO West.
She was contracted to write jokes for comedians making TV appearances, and joined the staff of Comedy Central Roast.
[4] In April 2021, she signed a deal with Universal Television to produce a single-camera workplace comedy,[5] the series Blockbuster, which ran on Netflix[1] but was cancelled after one season.
[3] She said she heavily relied on her previous experience writing Brooklyn Nine-Nine for Luke Del Tredici and Dan Goor to create the story-line of Blockbuster.