Now streaming on Apple TV+, Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed stars Tatiana Maslany as a divorced mom who gets caught up in a dangerous web of blackmail, murder, and youth soccer. We caught up with the Emmy-winning actress to talk about the new series and, of course, the future of She-Hulk.
One of the most entertaining new shows currently streaming is Apple TV+’s Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed. The series deftly blends comedy, drama, and thriller elements, with Tatiana Maslany leading the cast as Paula, a relatable single mother whose life takes a wildly unexpected turn when she becomes entangled in a criminal conspiracy involving blackmail, murder, and the hyper-competitive world of youth soccer.
Having binged the series ahead of its debut, I found myself completely hooked by its ability to seamlessly jump between genres while keeping Paula grounded as a character you genuinely root for. Maslany once again proves why she’s one of the most versatile performers working today, anchoring the show’s increasingly chaotic story with warmth, humor, and vulnerability.
To celebrate the launch of the series, I recently sat down with Maslany for a brief but memorable interview. We discussed what attracted her to the project, Paula’s complicated journey, and the unique tone that makes Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed stand out from other streaming offerings.
The conversation also featured a humorous moment when I accidentally described Paula’s situation as a “midlife crisis”—a comment Maslany thankfully took in stride and laughed off, making for one of the interview’s funniest exchanges.
Naturally, there was one other topic that had to come up. With fans still wondering whether Jennifer Walters will ever return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I asked Maslany about the current status of She-Hulk and whether there might be more stories ahead for the character.
Check out the full interview in the embed above and let us know what you think of Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed in the comments.
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