Deborah Underwood

To understand this show, you must understand the cultural symbolism of a sirens. I looked up the definition before watching, and glad I did, because I thought sirens were mermaids, but I did know of their abilities to use singing as symbols of temptation and danger. I did not know their symbolism of representation of the "allure of the unknown and the risks associated with succumbing to desires that can lead to destruction". If you understand this symbolism, you'll understand the underlining meaning to this story. All of these women are sirens. Gathering men using their song, but in the end you find out the men are really the evil symbols of danger and two of the sirens break away from the toxicity of the men in their lives.

Not the best, but not bad. The plot, gaslight Megan so she goes crazy, then hubby and cousin get her money. Pretty basic plot.

No totally awful, but definitely not good. The writers are trying too hard to be funny while not actually being funny. There is not really anything relatable. Dull acting.

I managed to watch 2.5 episodes before I couldn't watch another minute of this show. The acting is awful. No one seems to click even though they're supposed to be family. I get the impression they are reading queue cards based on their emotions, or lack there of. The story line is not really that funny. A brother gets rich and his two siblings need to borrow money from him. Ugh! Also, two married couples on this show and you'd never know it the way they interact.