Lisa McGee, known for her creation of the hit show 'Derry Girls,' has shared insights into her latest venture, 'How To Get To Heaven From Belfast,' which is now available on Netflix. The series marks McGee's return to the screen nearly four years after the beloved series finale of 'Derry Girls.' The new project showcases her signature blend of humor and mystery, focusing on a group of women who reconnect after the death of a close friend, highlighting themes of friendship and loss.

In her conversation with Sky News, McGee reflected on her early experiences with storytelling, noting how her passion started with crafting neighborhood plays as a child. She expressed a long-standing love for murder mysteries, inspired by classics like 'Murder, She Wrote' starring Jessica Fletcher. It was essential for McGee to put her unique spin on the genre, ensuring that the narrative was female-led while retaining comedic elements to keep it engaging and relatable for viewers.

The launch of 'How To Get To Heaven From Belfast' signifies McGee's evolution as a writer, transitioning from theatrical plays to major television successes. As audiences anticipate how this new series will be received, McGee remains a significant figure in contemporary storytelling, using her Irish background and personal experiences to resonate with a broad audience. The show aims to delve deeper into themes of community and the complexities of female friendships, which have been central to her previous work.