Lolligagger Productions

Each show had the potential to tell a great story of women empowerment, and in some way did get across some semblance of a point. However, the stories all lacked telling an entire story. It seems each one has a beginning and an end but no middle. And to say they have an end is pushing it… if the point was to leave the viewer to strike their own opinions of what the director meant to convey, they did not do this well. I have more questions than answers. The stories are interesting but are missing entire pieces to make them whole. It’s like trying to have an orgasm and it feels so great and you’re about to peak but can’t, you just can’t get the satisfaction of getting over the peak. I felt like this with every single episode I watched. I don’t recommend the show. I don’t know if it’s meant to have a second season but I highly doubt anyone in their right mind would sign them for a second season anyway. The idea behind the concept is one that needs to be told and disseminated out… but next time maybe tell the whole story?