Ines J.

The screenwriter was too wrapped up in his teenagehood fantasy involving a manic pixie dream girl to actually create something that makes sense

Some of you need to think more critically and go beyond "ohh but it's Rowan Atkinson!!"

I was surprised by how much i enjoyed this show. I love its humor and the all the actors have such a natural dynamic. The only stuff i wasn't that into is i feel like Julie Delpy didn't quite know what to do with Yasmin's character and she sometimes seemed like "the other" of the group just because of her race/ethnicity but maybe that's realistic. Also almost all the men in this show look too similar lol, it was a bit confusing at times. Wish there was a season 2 in which all the women get freed from their men. I think some reviewers here missed the point- these are supposed to be flawed, self-absorbed characters

Only watched the first episode - unoriginal cringe dialogue and everyone looks like a model and too old for a teen, everyone is acting older (where's the awkwardness, goofiness of teenagehood?). Plus the "everyone has a secret" trope is overdone

The voiceover is so annoying, the person keeps repeating the same point and the tone is just over the top (and kinda treats the viewers like children). It would've been better without it