Watch the new comedy series ‘Clean Slate,’ starring Laverne Cox and George Wallace
Watch the new comedy series ‘Clean Slate,’ starring Laverne Cox and George Wallace
The heartfelt comedy is produced by Norman Lear’s Act III Productions.
Start anew with “Clean Slate.” Produced by the late great Norman Lear’s Act III Productions, the heartfelt comedy stars legendary comedian George Wallace and four-time Emmy nominee Laverne Cox as a father and daughter who try to get it right the second time when they reunite after 17 years. It’s a difficult time in the country (and world) for trans people, to say the least, and “Clean Slate,” which combines trans joy and unconditional love with Lear’s classic style, is the perfect show for the moment. Watch all eight episodes of “Clean Slate” on Feb. 6 with a subscription to Prime Video.
How to Watch ‘Clean Slate’
- When: Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025 at 12:01 a.m. ET
- Where: Prime Video
- Stream: Watch with a subscription to Prime Video.
- From anywhere: Watch with a subscription to a VPN.
Everything you need to know to watch ‘Clean Slate’
Watch the trailer for ‘Clean Slate’
About ‘Clean Slate’
From Normal Lear’s Act III Productions, the new heartfelt comedy “Clean Slate follows Harry (Wallace), an old-school owner in Alabama whose child returns after 17 years to reintroduce herself as Desiree (Cox), a proud trans woman. Together, the father-daughter duo try to get it right the second time around, introducing a cast of hilarious friends, love interests, and coworkers and exploring themes of unconditional love.
In addition to Wallace and Cox, “Clean Slate” also features Jay Wilkison, D.K. Uzoukwu, Norah Murphy, Telma Hopkins, Phillip Garcia, Pat Yeary, and others.
Can you watch ‘Clean Slate’ for free?
“Clean Slate” is a Prime Video exclusive, which can be streamed free for new customers. The service is a benefit of Amazon Prime, which offers a 30-day free trial for all new subscribers.
What other comedy series can you watch on Prime Video?
In addition to “Clean Slate,” Prime Video has plenty of comedy originals and exclusive series, like the recently wrapped “Harlem,” “One Mississippi,” “Fleabag,” and many others. You can stream all of Prime Video’s original and library titles with a subscription.
