Culture

Don’t call it a comeback: The Outs returns

By Simon Thibault • April 4, 2013 11:57 am EDT

It was a sad day last November when Adam Goldman’s web series The Outs posted what was then believed to be its last episode.


A still from Adam Goldman’s The Outs.

Thankfully, through some kind of belated holiday miracle, The Outs has come back for one more episode, this time with a Hannukah special. I hope this is only the beginning of more.

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