Some shows hit you with nostalgia. Some hit you with humor. And then there are those rare gems that sneak up on you—making you laugh from your gut before you realize they’ve just said something deeply profound. That’s exactly what Adele ‘Supreme’ Williams has done with Oh My God, Yes! (A Series of Extremely Relatable Circumstances).
This animated sci-fi comedy is an explosion of originality, satire, and cultural relevance, with three Black women at its center—something we don’t see often, let alone in animation. But beyond its vibrant visuals and razor-sharp humor lies a fascinating creative mind at work. Adele’s journey to animation wasn’t conventional. As a visual artist, she built a career crafting intricate, puzzle-like paintings and thought-provoking exhibits. That same love for layered storytelling found its way into her writing, blending levity with deeper themes in a way that feels effortless.
Her unique approach has drawn in an incredible voice cast, including the legendary Keith David, and a chance connection with The Simpsons’ producer, Dominique Braud, who helped turn her vision into reality. Her story is one of persistence, vision, and trusting the process—even when the industry doesn’t see it yet. And in this conversation, we explore the layers of creativity, connection, and meaning behind it all.
Oh My God, Yes! premieres Sunday, March 9, at 12:15 a.m. PT/ET on Adult Swim.