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Anyone else watching this on Netflix?
I'm really into it period of course the women are hugely privileged and sort of live in their LA bubble, but I love the French absurdity of it. I watched most of the episodes on mute with subti and was surprised that Alexis Landaeu Had such a Cali Valley accent. I think we're supposed to think the characters are all terrible people but is it terrible that I related to them? |
| I'm watching it. I find it weird how childlike the teen children are and how much the parents baby them. |
| The first episode was boring and the characters aren’t compelling. Does it get better? |
| I like it so far. |
| I’ve watched the first two episodes and I’m into it. I though the dinner party episode was great! The French husband is a douchbag! |
| I finished it. I thought it was somewhat entertaining but not particularly good. Elizabeth Shue looks great. |
They all look pretty good (natural) for upper 40s - mid 50s But Alexis Landeau has done weird filler thing going on. Almost looks like Glasgow smile.
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Yes it gets funnier and more exciting |
| I watched one episode and thought it was terribly written. Poor talented Sarah Jones having to play such ridiculous character! They made her completely unlikable. |
| Only just into the second ep, holy cow what morose dullards. Don't know if I can stick with it. |
I’ve watched two episodes, too. The premise has promise, but it’s badly written and just dumb. I’ve given up. |
Love Sarah Jones. Not a spoiler I hope but there are reasons revealed later why Yasmin is that way. |
| I expected this show to be better than what it is and was disappointed. As a 40 something woman I was looking forward to watching a smart show about women my age-this was just silly. Only Elizabeth Shue's character seemed like a real person-the other three were goofy/odd/histrionic (and not in interesting ways). Not the actresses fault-just bad writing. |
| I will finish it tonight. I really wanted to like it, stayed the course to find SOMETHING to like. I laughed a couple of times, but, no. This, in the end, it just was tedious. |
| It's very French. It's goofy, absurd, surreal. Obsessed with food but they work it in organically |