Birdgirl

30-something Judy Ken Sebben inherits her father’s company, which would be great if that company weren’t built around the most socially irresponsible 20th Century products and practices that, on a good day, involves clearing redwood forests or operating for-profit children’s hospitals. From the halls of the company headquarters, she assembles the ragtag, non-overtime earning Birdteam. Together, they try to undo all the luridly dangerous decisions of the generation before or contain the havoc of one of their own “world saving” products gone bad.

Judy partners with a tech therapy company and spills the company’s deepest secrets.

Judy’s assistant pulls an all-nighter and suffers monstrous consequences.

Judy discovers her office building is alive and quite possibly trying to kill her.

Judy updates a classic soda can and fans vow to destroy her.

Judy discovers a product her father invented is leaving holes in her. And not the metaphorical kind.