Robin Tran: Hear Me Out(2025)
Robin Tran was raised by television, and it shows. In her new special, this Vietnamese transgender comedian (Roast Battle, That’s My Time with David Letterman) will take you on a hilarious tour of the moments in pop culture that turned her from a socially awkward man into a socially awkward woman.
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