jbledsoe

This show was a delightful gem from the first episode of season 1 to the last episode of season 3. Hailee Steinfeld is utterly charming and the show can make you laugh, cry, and everything in between. Beautiful show.

An underrated gem of a sitcom on Apple TV+. I wish more people were watching it because it's really funny and the characters are great.

Still funny but season 2 was WAY funnier. This season was a bit of a mess and it seemed like nothing the characters did actually mattered for very long. Love interests would act one way in one episode and do a complete 180 in the next. I wish they would allow things to develop and not move so quickly.

Another winner for Apple TV+. This show was a tremendous, suspenseful thriller from the very beginning. One of the most cinematic shows on TV. The camera work always impressed me.

Only watched the first episode of season 2, but it just wasn't intriguing. It seemed to be going in very obvious directions and the characters were unlikable. Season 1 was great. Shame.

This is a very funny and subversive show and I am happy Starz saved it from cancellation (after the new cowardly head of Max pulled the plug). And to louglam, the previous reviewer, everything you said is the ENTIRE POINT. It's a reversal of everything that's been done in the entire history of the world. Women have always been exploited for their bodies and this show is just reversing things in a funny and powerful way.

Very funny limited series from Apple TV+! Rogen and Byrne have insane comic chemistry.

Love the two main actors, but this show is painfully unfunny and morally repugnant.

Did this get review bombed? Jeez. Fun show. Not perfect but it is often funny, has a decent mystery, and some of the characters are very fun to hang out with (mostly Georgia and Ginny’s best friend). That said, I was not happy with the way Season 1 ended. But maybe it will turn itself around in Season 2, which I will definitely check out.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Charming, funny, serious at times, and completely reminiscent of "Gilmore Girls," both in Amy Sherman-Palladino's snappy dialogue and quirky small-town characters and in the wonderful performance of the Lauren Graham-esque Sutton Foster. While not perfect in the first episode (the startling ending left me a little worried), all the pieces seem to be in place for a fun little series. I think it's only going to get better as we get to know the characters and the town of Paradise better.

Now that the season has come to its surprising conclusion, the reviews can really be written. Season 4 is the best of the show yet. The writing, direction, acting, and look of the show are all top-notch. This is where "Mad Men" goes from a really good, interesting period character study to the best show on television. Period.