Mckenzie Small

The Minds Behind OVERDUE: Overdue For Conversation
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Every great show started with an idea that needs to be seen through. That idea for the creators of OVERDUE took them on a exciting journey that’s still going!

In this Overdue Conversation, we bring in the minds Steph Small, Mckenzie Small, and Joshua Tubbs behind the show OVERDUE and unpack how they went from idea to cast and TV series. The creators talk about everything that went into the pitch reel. Everything from writing, styling, production and creative choices; to the reason why a show like this is timely and needed.

The creators get real about what young adults are dealing with in Toronto and majority of major cities. Giving a space where young adults can see themselves on screen in a way that is authentic and understanding to the struggle.

Always packed with laughs, passion, and more. If you ever wondered what it really takes to bring a show from concept to screen, this is for you!

Inside The Girls Apartment: Overdue For Conversation
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If you ever wondered what happens when you drop three rising stars in a room, give them cameras, unfiltered questions, and a game of “Smash, Marry, Pass”? You get a candid, chaotic, and completely hilarious sit-down with the girls of Overdue.

Mckenzie Small, Jillian Smart, and Bukola Ayoka, aka Savannah, Hailey, and Jasmine don’t just play best friends/enemy roommates on screen. They bring that same energy off-screen too. In this latest interview segment powered by Customatic TV, the trio dive into behind-the-scenes memories, unscripted banter, and revelations that range from cult-joining season finales to surprisingly deep love for brussel sprouts.

Between laughs, we get glimpses of what makes Overdue special. Filming in Toronto. Representing their generation’s hustle. Juggling dreams, bills, and friendships in a world that feels like it’s always “just out of reach.”

And then we played Smash, Marry, Pass… in character.

Things went off the rails (in the best way) when the trio debated who their characters would smash, marry, or pass. Let’s just say… Darius and Malik might want to watch this with a drink in hand. And Savannah? Let’s just say she’s getting proposals left and right.

The Girls Apartment isn’t just an interview, it’s a living room takeover. It’s the kind of segment that reminds you why ensemble casts work: chemistry that doesn’t quit, a story that resonates, and actors who are clearly having the time of their lives.

So if you’re not watching Overdue yet, what are you… overdue for?

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