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Skelly

TV-142025–1 seasonKayla M. Davis

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Sarah Kazner is barely holding it together. As a burnt-out graphic designer at Quill Design Agency, she’s drowning in unrealistic deadlines, toxic office politics, and the gnawing feeling that her career is going nowhere. But when she stumbles upon a talking skeleton named Skelly living in her closet, her already stressful life takes a turn for the surreal.

ComedyAnimationSci-Fi & Fantasy
SurrealSkeletonGriefDark ComedyIn The ClosetMental HealthBurnoutHealingStruggling CareerAbsurdist

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What is Skelly (2025) about?

Sarah Kazner is barely holding it together. As a burnt-out graphic designer at Quill Design Agency, she’s drowning in unrealistic deadlines, toxic office politics, and the gnawing feeling that her career is going nowhere. But when she stumbles upon a talking skeleton named Skelly living in her closet, her already stressful life takes a turn for the surreal.

Who stars in Skelly?

Skelly stars LaKira Porter (Sarah Kazner (voice)), Richard Kingston (Skelly B. Bones (voice)). The series was created by Kayla M. Davis.

How many seasons does Skelly have?

Skelly has 1 seasons. There are 1 episodes in total.

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