Thomasin McKenzie leads Totally Completely Fine, a 2023 Australian-American comedy series from director Gretel Vella that turns a young woman's spiral of bad decisions into something oddly tender. Each episode runs about forty minutes, giving the show room to let its jokes breathe before circling back to something more sincere.

What is Totally Completely Fine about?

Vivian Cunningham can't seem to stop making things worse. She sets her brother's food truck on fire with a vape, wanders into strangers' crises uninvited, and somehow ends up being the person people call when they're standing too close to the edge, literally and otherwise. The series follows her attempts to hold her own life together while accidentally becoming a lifeline for everyone around her, mining her chaos for comedy without ever losing sight of why she keeps showing up for people who need her.

About the cast

Thomasin McKenzie anchors the ensemble as Vivian, supported by Max Crean, Brandon McClelland, James Sweeny, Devon Terrell, Contessa Treffone, Rowan Witt, and Brigid Zengeni. The cast plays the show's tonal swings, slapstick disaster one scene, quiet vulnerability the next, without letting either side overwhelm the other.

Context & significance

Totally Completely Fine is a joint Australian-American production, and that dual perspective shows up in its setting and rhythm. Gretel Vella directs the series with a comic sensibility, keeping episodes tight at around forty minutes rather than stretching bits past their welcome. It sits within a wave of half-hour comedies willing to let a flawed lead stay unlikeable for a scene or two before finding her way back, trusting that audiences will stay with a character who keeps making the wrong call as long as the writing stays honest about the fallout of each decision.

Watching Totally Completely Fine on Ktime

K-Time streams Totally Completely Fine with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so Farsi-speaking audiences can follow Vivian's misadventures in either format. Watching requires a free K-Time account login; the show's page itself is open to read without signing in first, and the rest of the catalog sits behind the same simple login.