Bob-Waksberg Launches Rewatchable 'Long Story Short'
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- IndieWire Honors will hold its Spring 2026 ceremony on June 4 in Los Angeles, celebrating the creators and stars of the year’s top television series.
- Raphael Bob‑Waksberg told IndieWire that his new animated sitcom “Long Story Short” is highly rewatchable despite being a single 10‑episode season.
- Long Story Short follows the Schwoopers, a Jewish family in the San Francisco Bay Area, blending moving moments with hilarious storytelling.
- Bob‑Waksberg attributes the show’s rewatchability to the careful thought and care put into every episode.
Why it matters: Streaming platforms gain a proven 10‑episode series that keeps viewers returning, boosting subscriber retention and ad revenue as audiences binge‑watch 'Long Story Short' repeatedly. Across platforms.
