The novel "Interior Chinatown" is formatted like a script, taking its title from the screenwriting convention of beginning scenes by indicating whether they take place indoors or out. Its author, Charles Yu,

Charles Yu adapted his own acclaimed novel for this Hulu series, which turns police procedurals inside out to skewer the way Asian characters have been represented onscreen.

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Created by Charles Yu based on his eponymous novel, ‘Interior Chinatown’ follows Willis Wu (Jimmy O. Yang), a waiter at a Chinatown restaurant who dreams of being the hero of his own story. Willis is accompanied in his melancholy by fellow waiter Fatty Choi (Ronny Chieng) while working as a background character in a cop

There’s an inherent power in the art of the meta-narrative—stories that construct an obviously fictional, heightened version of a reality we recognize, only to peel back the layers one by one, exposing a truth we may have never allowed ourselves to acknowledge.

Hulu Comedian and actor Jimmy O. Yang takes the lead in Hulu’s new adaptation of Charles Yu‘s bestselling book Interior Chinatown, which is now streaming. Yang plays Willis Wu, a waiter in a

All 10 episodes of Interior Chinatown season 1 will drop November 19, so you can binge all day or spread the episodes out a bit—whatever floats your boat and keeps you entertained!