User Reviews

This show is not so much about women's wrestling as it's about the life of those women who are wrestlers. Of course there's plenty of wrestling and wrestling entertainment involved. However, it's a deep dive into a range of women living in the 1980's and doing what they have to to survive. Whether that be surviving emotionally, financially or both. The show gets better season after season and it's mostly due to the fact that the direction of the show continues to mold the characters to where the wrestling team becomes a support group. All the while, the wrestling shows entertainment level gets higher and higher. I look forward to all and any future seasons of the show and really hope the show garners a wider audience as it really deserves it.

I enjoyed seeing the ladies from GLOW in their new home in Las Vegas. This show continues to focus on important topics in a 1980s setting. These include: equal pay, home/work life balance, racial issues, ageism, homophobia, following one's dreams, etc. But despite the sometimes heavy topics, the show always has a feel good vibe. My favorite scenes were the Freaky Friday one (where they all changed roles) as well as the Christmas Carol episode. GLOW has been renewed for a fourth and final season. I think this is just the right amount of time. It will enable them to reenact the GLOW television show (that I used to watch back in the day) and give good character arcs and sendoffs to the characters.