Acting wasn't really on Urzila Carlson's bingo card, but she was never going to say no. A late-night DM from Amy Schumer wound up opening the door for the comedian to make her movie debut in Netflix's new comedy,

M ost of the biggest laughs in Kinda Pregnant—the new Amy Schumer Netflix movie that began streaming today—are delivered courtesy not of Schumer, but of Urzila Carlson, a New

Now, after years of circling the drain, she’s finally hit rock bottom (or at least, her first rock bottom) with Kinda Pregnant, a Happy Madison production so mind-numbingly awful that it actually manages to tarnish the already garbage reputation of Happy Madison—a production company that exists solely to keep Adam Sandler’s friends employed.