I like this show. But I do t think it's necessary to vilify people who like to spin. I'm not blond or anorexic, but I'm fit and like to spin. Am I the bad guy? No. I can also run a kick ass 5k and I'm a very laid back mom, no nanny, and I hate most posters on DCUM.

I agree too. I do like it, but the cast had neither the charisma nor chemistry of sex and the city.

Not surprised it's from the sex and the city crowd as I started thinking that the audience would likely be former devotees of SATC and Bridget Jones who finally got hitched and procreated.

15 years ago my life was v much SATC and now it's very much odd mom out. Seems to be a cohort out there. I suppose in 20 some years, there'll be some geriatric version brought to us by a former SATC writer.

If it's DCUM on television that's pretty much the biggest insult you could say.

I'm another one who had high hopes for this show. Somehow it just missed the mark - and I am a Bravo devotee.

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Anonymous wrote:Grossly stereotypical. I've lived UES and DC. I agree, the lead is a terrible actress, she can't carry this.

I agree about her acting - it's somehow flat. She was not the right person to cast for this role.

I read that the lead actress is the author of the book on which the series is based. She's also Drew Barrymore's sister-in-law. I haven't watched the show but I know that Bravo has paid some mommy bloggers to write posts about it and am wondering if OPs post is somehow related to that.

That would make sense because I appreciate a good comedy and this was horrible. I might have exhaled sharply out my nose twice at this. I know humor is subjective but this was pretty bad.

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Anonymous wrote:Grossly stereotypical. I've lived UES and DC. I agree, the lead is a terrible actress, she can't carry this.

I agree about her acting - it's somehow flat. She was not the right person to cast for this role.

I read that the lead actress is the author of the book on which the series is based. She's also Drew Barrymore's sister-in-law. I haven't watched the show but I know that Bravo has paid some mommy bloggers to write posts about it and am wondering if OPs post is somehow related to that.

Anonymous wrote:Is it set in DC?

Upper East Side, NYC

Is it set in DC?

Having everyone be a villain except for her and her doctor friend will get old fast, I won't be watching again.

Anonymous wrote:Grossly stereotypical. I've lived UES and DC. I agree, the lead is a terrible actress, she can't carry this.

I agree about her acting - it's somehow flat. She was not the right person to cast for this role.

Grossly stereotypical. I've lived UES and DC. I agree, the lead is a terrible actress, she can't carry this.

Anonymous wrote:I was looking forward to this but was disappointed. The lead is a horrible stilted actress and most of the jokes fell flat.

Funny, I knew within the first 30 seconds that it was my new favorite show! I think its hilarious.

I was looking forward to this but was disappointed. The lead is a horrible stilted actress and most of the jokes fell flat.

It's from one of the Sex and the City writers.

Its like DCUM on TV! I swear the people that wrote this show took their lead from DCUM!

Its a new Bravo show which premiered last night. Hilarious!