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Special's Ryan O'Connell teams with Jim Parsons on HBO Max's Accessible, a disability "traumedy"
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O'Connell will write and Parsons will produce Accessible, a "half-hour 'traumedy' that follows Clare, a 15-year-old girl who’s recently been in an accident and is forced to attend a boarding school for people with all kinds of disabilities," per Deadline. "There, she discovers the usual teenage dilemmas of sex, love, and friendship are even more complicated in a wheelchair. It’s like if a John Hughes movie had a handicapped orgy."
TOPICS: Ryan O'Connell , HBO Max, Accessible, Jim Parsons, Disabilities and TV, In Development
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