HBO Renews Girls, Co-Starring Really Really’s Zosia Mamet, for Season Three
by Marc Snetiker • Jan 25, 2013
Get ready for more naked Lena Dunham! HBO has given the official go-ahead for a third season of the smash comedy Girls, created by Dunham and co-starring Jemima Kirke, Allison Williams and newly-minted off-Broadway star Zosia Mamet (Really Really).
Girls follows four twentysomething ladies as they navigate life, love and girl-on-girl drama in New York City. A number of Broadway stars have also popped up in the cast, including Andrew Rannells, Adam Driver and Christopher Abbott.
The show recently won two Golden Globe Awards including Best Comedy Series. Its second season premiered on HBO to high ratings on January 13.
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