User Reviews

Love this show! Watched all three seasons and I’m sad to see it go. I appreciate all the topics around being a woman especially a black woman in America. From dating , work, friend, family and more. Also, it captures how important sisterhood really is among your gals. I would definitely recommend this show.

I really like these ladies and their characters. Their lives are more realistic based on what really happens in the world with young professionals on a daily basis. It shows how they handle various situations and maneuver through life changes in a sophisticated way. They are four young established ladies, not Ghetto Sista's.

Tracy Y. Oliver, co-writer of Girls Trip and creator the BET series First Wives Club, created this series which echoes Sex and the City, except these 4 30ish women are all Black. There’s the usual mix of types: the rich designer, the lesbian entrepreneur, the academic and the wild one, played by Shoniqua Shandia, who was actually raised in Richmond and provides most of the comedy. Their trajectories follow expected paths: romantic frustrations, unapologetic sex, plentiful parties and cool clothes. Even though the characters and situations aren’t especially original, the performances are fun, the pacing is quick and the writing is witty. (Review based on 5 of the 10 episodes)