Angela Robinson

And I was gonna do it monthly, and then I said, "No, I'm gonna do it quarterly," 'cause it was just me doing it by myself, and so I had to source everything and I had to ship everything.

And I, and I was like, "Oh, my God, [laughs] I just, I can't do all of that." And a lot of friends bought it, like, um, uh, uh, Fran Drescher did an unboxing for me, and my friend LaChanze and Jennifer, Jennifer Lewis, and so they all did these unboxings for me.

But st- it still, it, it...

I knew it was something, but I didn't know...

Yeah

... you know, and you say it can go both ways.

And I remember when I had my first child, one of my best, best friends told me, "Be careful with the hormones because they don't play fair."

Mm-hmm.

The Kane Chronicles, um, is getting another shot at the screen with Disney+ developing a live-action series based on Rick Riordan's best-selling trilogy.

Riordan is developing the series alongside Angela Robinson, and the story will follow siblings Carter and Sadie Kane as they discover their connection to ancient Egyptian magic and, uh, become caught in a conflict between the gods.

The project was previously being developed as a film trilogy at Netflix before that version fell through in 2024.

There's currently no casting or premiere date announced.

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by Angela Robinson.

Based on the short film, Debs by Angela Robinson.

Starring Sarah Foster, Jordana Brewster, Megan Good, Devon Aoki.

The premise is plaid-skirted schoolgirls are groomed by a secret government agency to become the newest members of the elite national defence group, Debs.

Director, writer and editor Angela Robinson began to draw comics about Debs in college as a sideline to her writing.

She received a $20,000 grant from PowerUp to make an 11-minute short based on a concept, which toured a number of film festivals, including Sundance, and Clint Culpepper, the then president of Screen Gems, liked the short and gave the green light to develop it into a feature film.

Jordana Brewster originally wanted to play the lead role of Amy however Angela Robinson convinced her to play the part of super villain Lucy Diamond and thank god she did because that is such good casting

This time on the Q Division podcast, we open the case of 2004's Debs.

Angela Robinson has $5 in a dream.

Why is this not a 22-episode WB show?

And we're both official members of the Jordana Brewster fan club.

Oh,

yeah.

And we're going to talk about how Angela Robinson came up with this and whatnot.

But real quick, I'm buying myself time because...