Clarissa Wright

Oh dear. Poor choice of co-host or maybe it's the wrong dynamic that sometimes just feels like two catty teenagers hanging out criticising what people in the dressing room are wearing. Bring in some intelligence and personality that for example Ru Paul has. Someone more mature and experienced to bounce off would add some grounding to this. Also very sneaky to try the trick of the moment you wait for of who leaves they cut it to the next ep. Sorry I won't play ball. Not watching.

Don't see how "there's nothing like it." It's a copy and paste of The Great but done worse and more disrespectfully of history. Makes fun of a time in history that should be respectfully taken, if it were a comedy it could have been done tastefully. Not very funny. It is also not realistic enough to buy into, that the two women at the start for example are worrying about frivolous matters than the impending threat of death on their doorstep. Makes fun of history but not in a tasteful way.

It is what you expect, a simple pick-me-up chick flick, not meant to be that in depth. But even so, when I thought it would be predictable, it took me by surprise and was well written with a twist, and a moral at the end of the story. Great scenery and Irish charm as well. Obviously this charm is romanticised. If you expect more than a cute escapist American movie this is probably not for you.

Not as bad as it looks. No idea what just happened, but I enjoyed watching. Some good cinematography, acting and dabs of humour. The main character and her friends are well formed, but the ending was rushed, strange, confusing and disappointing.

Seems like a fantasy show half-baked using an algorithm, "put in these ingredients" to predict popularity for the show. Originality is always better.