Mar 29, 2016 03:40 PM EDT
New episodes of the hilarious Tina Fey-created sitcom Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt will be coming to Netflix in less than a month, which means Ellie Kemper is getting a few teasers and trailers of her own. In the latest teaser for Season 2, cheerful and positive Kimmy gives New York City a new color just by touching things -- of course, accompanied by Jane Krakowski and Tituss Burgess.
In the latest teaser for the single-camera sitcom, posted on Netflix's YouTube channel last Monday, Kemper's impossibly positive character "Kimmifies" the grim-looking city: she's the only spark of color, in bright hot pink, who's "better than better" and as cheerful as ever.
When she's announcing her return to the city of New York, a guy in a suit spills her coffee right next to her. With just one touch, Kimmy turns his suit pink too, as she dances around the streets of Manhattan in a move that would be too much if this weren't a character who was stuck in a hole for over a decade because of a madman.
During the rest of the teaser, Kimmy continues to spread joy and color, accompanied by her two closest, Titus Andromedon and her former boss Jacqueline Voorhes.
Last Monday, Burgess, whose "Peeno Noir: An Ode to Black Penis" on season 1 went viral with over a million and a half views, told HuffPost Live that his character had a new song for this season, and he claims it's even "more absurd" than its predecessor. In that regard, whatever comes next has a big challenge, as it's tough to imagine something more random than singing about caviar, Myanmar and a mid-sized car while smoking a cigar.
The actor, who very deservedly was nominated for an Emmy last year for his portrayal of the ridiculously hilarious struggling Broadway actor-singer, revealed this season was as filled with cameos as last year's was. When the show first aired, it featured a myriad of celebrities including Matt Lauer, Breaking Bad actor Dean Norris and Mad Men alums Kiernan Shipka and Jon Hamm.
The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt season 2 will premiere on April 15.
