Benito Skinner’s semi-autobiographical comedy series Overcompensating has created waves since its release on Prime Video.

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Having binged Overcompensating season one already we're desperate for updates about the future and thankfully Benito Skinner has some.

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Robert Kirkman's Invincible fell inches short of the current top two streaming hits under the Amazon Prime Video umbrella.