Very well executed

A Brilliant Conflict

a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

Choose an episode, any episode. Let me tell you how it goes. 3 girls start of confident, "bold", cocky. Something happens to each of them. The confidence is shaken. Woe is me. One will yell at/cry on/ completely disrespect their boss. One will make a tech mistake of some kind. One will make a relationship error. They talk about it together- except it's never a discussion, it's a monologue where each one is self obsessing and generally ignoring the others' problems. Then they work through the episode feeling bad, having no confidence, wanting to quit and all of a sudden... it all works out perfectly!!! Jane is the neediest person I've ever seen with a boss- how is that showing empowerment when she can't write a single article without her hand being held.Sutton is an alright character but for someone who works in fashion, she has awful taste at times.Cat is an interesting character. Stubborn and headstrong with the arrogance of youth that her way is the best way. she always has a mission, always got a new thing to change the world on. Regardless of who it might hurt.It's watchable fluff but entirely unrealistic. These girls do so little work, and are so emotionally distracted and mess up so frequently that they should totally get fired.

I really love this tv show. Smart, well written, great actors and personalities portraying the characters and the songs are Wow- The extras. Modern-day show reflecting on diverse, complex, different topics, talks, conversations, Ideas, issues, and BOLD. Definitely worth watching.

I am not a millennial, but this show transcends age. I am a huge fan of great writing, acting and ways in which stories are shared. This show has incredible stories to tell, great writers putting the words in incredible actors mouths. The result is more than you think.

We burned our bras in the 60s. So nothing new about showing your nipples in Central Park. If I EVER spoke to my boss the way these girls do, screaming and crying and deriding her, I would be handed a box and given an escort out. This show is just another "safe space" for liberals to act out like children. Young women, do yourself a favor and learn that in the real world feminism is about being able to make choices OF ANY KIND without criticism.