Mae Whitman, Carlos Valdes, and the EPs of UpHere discuss the show's joyful nature in a new featurette.
Last month, Hulu dropped one of its latest original series, musical rom-com Up Here. Set in the late '90s, the eight-episode first season follows Lindsay and Miguel , two people who meet and fall in love while battling their ever-present inner voices. As they navigate their relationship, they not only confront the challenges that come with it, but also begin to learn more about themselves in the process.
The video begins with showrunner and executive producer Steven Levenson breaking down the general story, first noting how Lindsay's life begins when viewers initially meet her. Whitman adds that Lindsay left her previous life as a way to find "her own self" rather than continue to follow what she thinks she should do. Danielle Sanchez and Robert Lopez focus on Miguel, who is a rather guarded person throughout the show.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Levenson continues by talking about one aspect that sets the show apart: the way the voices of Miguel and Lindsay's pasts stick with them. It's not uncommon to watch a film a TV series with characters running from a dark or unhappy past. However, Up Here quite literally reveals the voices inside Lindsay and Miguel's heads, with each having three people who affected them in a formative way.
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