Reviews

This was the worst episode! I had forgotten about this episode! I thought oh the TV show it's on Hulu I'll rewatch it and then I got to this episode. I know the show was always struggling and maybe they felt they had to do something like this so they could stay on but I read that this was the episode that made the network decide to cancel the show so it didn't help. It just doesn't make sense or go with anything they did before. Honestly I'm surprised there are not more negative user reviews or this one. There is only one other person who felt the way I did. Obviously whoever wrote this one had never done marijuana! The nerd storyline was Still cute as usual but the Lindsay one felt like an after school special. When the old hippie counselor is telling them to watch out how much weed they smoke my eyes almost rolled out of my head! Also I got that Nick is a pothead but this whole oh my gosh! Weed makes you just incapable of doing anything when we all know that that is not the case was tired even when this episode first aired and the whole I believe in God and the reason you're stoned is because you don't believe in God was awful!

It opens with her in NA and something falls out of her bag, it looks like drugs she looks at the guy next to her and it's obvious they're going to screw later. Then she goes to see the nice boyfriend. he's just the typical clueless, one dimensional boyfriend. This episode I'm getting vibes of Californication because the quip way they deal with addiction. It's obvious these white male writers don't have have their fingers on the pulse of modern culture. Their idea of edgy is 'let's have a young black teen talk about doing a sex tape?!' Wow! Wasn't that the subplot for Big Little Lies! Can we get some diverse writers involved who can breath a little life into this tired mess? I really like Anna Paquin so I keep trying to give this a chance but even her presence seems out of place. At first I thought maybe setting it in America my have been better because the celebrity is different but now I think it all comes down to the writing.

Now I've seeing some reviewers called this "PC garbage!" I don't know what they're talking about. It's created by a white man and the opening scene made fun of a brown gay man so I don't know what they are going on about! I just find it the same tv cliches I've seen a 100 times there's a little bit of fashion shamming towards the beginning that seemed straight ripped from The Devil wears Prada. I'm also reminded of another British show Belle De Jour because she is high powered but wow is her personal life a mess! Down to her sleeping on her sisters sofa in the first episode was straight from Belle. I'm also reminded ofthe American show dirt with Courteney Cox which also dealt with a high powered woman in the celebrity world and how her personal life was such a mess! Can't we find a new angle! Dialogue is so far uninspired and maybe the celebrity chef guy is attractive by British standards but really we're supposed to believe this guys some kind of hunk who she just can't refuse that's all been done before. ' he's the one man she can't refuse and turns her back into just a girl!' Ugh give me a break! Scandal already did this concept and better!

A lot of fun with some relevance. Are we adult women or we 30 something going on 13. Miranda gets braces, Carrie dates a man who still lives with his parents and works in a comic book store. Trey still can't get it up for Charlotte but he can go solo. Samantha has plans party a party for 13 year old more adult then her. It deals with how even when we're all grownup were still an insecure clueless kid at our core trying to survive.

Good episode and much funnier then the previous episode when they arrive in L.A. loved the addition of Carrie Fisher and Vince Vaughn (back when he was still entertaining!) Vince is a fake agent. Samantha and her fake bag get in trouble at the playboy mansion, Miranda observes what L.A. can do to a New Yorker and Charlotte realizes her marriage is a fake. It's a good episode that light heatedly deals with how deceiving appearances can be.

I heard many good things about this and in fact there is some very good stuff here. Viola Davis is amazing and the ultimate boss of course the scene with the dog is smart but ultimately wasted. Liam Neeson is excellent as always. But as a whole it's not a hundred percent coherent. Also the main boss played by the actor from Get Out was a mistake. He was very unbelievable as the head of a crime family. This Movie needed to be streamlined. I understand this was based on a British tv show which makes sense. I believe this would have worked better as limited series on HBO or Netflix or something. Also and this is petty but many scenes looked as though they were shot in the dark. This is a relatively new trend I can't stand! I want to see what I'm looking at and the actors expressions. I don't want to strain my eyes to see. Ultimately there are some interesting concepts and great talent but it never fully comes together causing me to lose a large degree of interest. Also all viola had to do is kill her husband and Robert Duval and steal the money to get the crime lords off her back? Really!?!

Another fun romp! Samantha meets a short Man and of course she underestimates him until he makes her cum and then laugh! Miranda realizes Stevie is for real and Carrie won't be peed on! Loved it!

This is such a fun episode! Carrie started getting her groove back with the cute politician. Samantha got to have sex with a fireman! Charlotte got drunk and Miranda needed Stevie to rescue her. I laughed and cried!

This is where we really start getting really crazy!! The women decide to find out their biological age. (maybe that's a thing?) Then they try to look and feel younger and possibly lower their bio age. When Gwen goes and does a vampire facial (OK that is nuts there are no proven benefits of pumping your blood from one part of your body into your face!) while another woman put iron barbs in her face after they said they wouldn't do implants. Then Gwen basically starved her self. It was a mess!