In a youth-dominated industry, a middle-aged mother's unshakeable obsession to stay relevant plunges her family into chaos, forcing them to scramble to keep her worst impulses in check while she flails to save her job as the oldest pro football cheerleader.

SYNOPSIS:

"Still Got It" is a comedic and heartwarming series centered around the family and work life of Edie Everhart, a zany African American woman full of vivacious, quirky optimism, who looks

thirty-something but is actually 47. She lives her life by what she calls her "Happy Place,"— or what some call denial-- to block out the world's negativity and sometimes reality, as she pursues the perfect life, all while living her dream as a Dallas LoneStars Cheerleader

This arc-driven episodic series not only delves into the delightful chaos of balancing a bustling household brimming with extended family members who have overstayed their welcome but also into navigating a career that places a lot of pressure on women's age, body, and looks.

Meanwhile, Edie's husband, JAKE, a one-hit-wonder music producer, struggles to revive his failing music studio, and their son TYSON, an aspiring soccer player, has yet to score a winning goal. However, after a blissful 16-year cheerleading career, Edie’s unbridled "Happy Place" enthusiasm faces an unprecedented shakeup. The cheer squad welcomes a new, yet incompetent director, whose radical changes threaten not only Edie’s cheerleading career but also her identity and the infectious cheer spirit she brings to her family life.

STILL GOT IT