Actress Kate Godfrey is “all that” and then some! The talented young performer first blew audiences away with her starring role in the remake of the ’90s sketch comedy, All That. Since then, she’s continued to build on that success, landing the lead role in Nickelodeon’s Warped!.

In Warped!, Milo (Anton Starkman), the beloved head geek at a popular strip-mall comic book shop, Warped!, finds his world disrupted when his boss hires a new employee. With the quirky and excitable Ruby (Kate Godfrey) now on the payroll, the two form an unlikely alliance to create the world’s greatest graphic novel. Joining them in their adventures are Darby (Ariana Molkara), a smart and fashion-forward friend who is always there to lend a hand, and Hurley (Christopher Martinez), a neighboring pizza shop employee who spends his time coming up with brilliant culinary creations.

Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Kate about Warped!.

To celebrate the premiere of Nickelodeon’s brand new show Warped!, TEENPLICITY spoke with the cast to get to know their characters, what audiences can expect from the series, and so much more! Check out what Kate Godfrey has to say about her character Ruby below!

It’s evident in the way she commands the screen that Kate Godfrey is a rising star.
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The actress excels at comedy. Already racking up credits on her resume that include starring in the revival of All That and appearing on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, her comedic timing is spot on and the ease with which it flows from her is surely enviable.

The new series starring Kate Godfrey is a hilarious television comedy for the whole family. ‘Warped!’ stars Godfrey as “Ruby” who gets a job at a comic book store. As you can imagine all kinds of hijinks take place at the hands of Ruby, who just wants to fit in and be accepted for who she is.
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Taking a break from superhero-driven live-action series, Nickelodeon’s new buddy comedy ‘Warped!’ could become the network’s next huge success.

Kate Godfrey got her start with Nickelodeon in 2019 as part of the cast of the revival of the sketch comedy series ‘All That’ It was clear from the beginning to viewers that Kate would eventually get her own series as the actor’s comedic timing was evident.