The Residence (Netflix) Story, Review, Trailer, Release Date, Songs, Cast 2025 -

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The Residence (Netflix) Story :-

Cordelia Cupp is invited to the White House, only for the Chief Usher to be found dead. With hundreds of potential suspects, Cordelia must figure out who the culprit is. As she investigates, we are introduced to the quirky and diverse staff members working inside the building, each with their own hilarious idiosyncrasies.

The Residence (Netflix) Release Date, Trailor, Songs, Cast :-

Release Date	20 March 2025
Language	English
Genre	Comedy, Drama, Mystery
Episodes	8
Cast	Uzo Aduba, Giancarlo Esposito, Susan Kelechi Watson, Jason Lee, Ken Marino, Edwina Findley, Randall Park, Molly Griggs, Al Mitchell, Dan Perrault, Spencer Garrett, Bronson Pinchot
Director	Jaffar Mahmood, Liza Johnson
Cinematography	Paula Huidobro
Producer	Paul William Davies, Shonda Rhimes, Betsy Beers
Production	Shondaland, Davies Heavy Industries
Certificate	16+

The Residence (Netflix) Review :-

Shonda Rhimes is a master at crafting dramatic, chaotic mysteries, and Netflix’s The Residence is no exception. Juicy, wild, and utterly gripping, this cheeky whodunit might just become your new favorite binge, thanks to its fast-paced storytelling and a stellar performance from Uzo Aduba. Racing from one room to the next, we’re quickly introduced to a wide array of characters, most of whom blend seamlessly into the narrative. It’s a testament to the creators and actors that the story flows so effortlessly.

While the sheer number of characters might feel overwhelming at first, rest assured that not everyone is crucial to the plot, and the key players are easy to identify. At its core, the series is a classic murder mystery, and it doesn’t aim to be anything more—and that’s where its charm lies. Its quirky, chaotic storytelling is amusing and often hilarious, especially with the offbeat characters who may drop something completely insane at any given moment.

However, nothing—and no one—in this series is as captivating as Cordelia Cupp. In fact, I’d even go as far as to call her my favorite character in any show. She’s stone-faced and factual, but there’s an underlying humor to her that’s utterly infectious. Her intense gaze and intimidating presence are piercing, yet you can tell she’s not someone to fear. And, of course, she’s an incredibly brilliant detective, and for once, a woman in the role.

Uzo Aduba is the perfect choice to bring Cupp to life. She portrays her character’s quirks so naturally that it feels like Cupp is a real detective, not just a role being played. Aduba carries this series effortlessly, and while the other characters are certainly entertaining, there’s just something about Cupp that makes her impossible to ignore. I also enjoyed Randall Park (or is it Jim Halpert?) as Edwin Park. He’s quite funny as Cupp’s sort-of sidekick and has a number of hilarious moments.

Beyond that, the murder mystery aspect of the series is also quite engaging. With so many suspects to sort through, it takes some time, but never feels like too much. The pacing ensures it never drags, and the erratic editing perfectly complements the chaos of the White House setting. It’s incredibly easy to binge-watch, and I couldn’t look away from this quirky group of misfits. You’ll constantly find yourself questioning who could have murdered A.B. Wynter, getting lost in the mystery more times than you’d expect.

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Final Thought

The Residence is a juicy, dramatic series that will quickly become your favorite binge-watch this weekend. It’s witty, funny, and packed with so many intriguing elements that it’s hard to pinpoint exactly what draws you in. The chaos and occasional madness only add to its charm, especially with the incredible performance from Uzo Aduba.