I really wanted to like this. I gave it a shot. It is not good. And considering how good it thinks it is, that makes it even worse. They must have spent a fortune on music rights, because the songs just keep coming along and along and along, which is unfortunate, because some really good writing and acting would have worked with these hits. Starting at the top, Alicia Silverstone sinks the whole thing. Whatever that voice is she's putting on... I'm not even sure what to write about it. But every time she opens her mouth to speak, I am forced out of the narrative and start to examine and critique what she's doing. Then there's the narrative. This is some of the worst television writing I have experienced in a long time. It is so obvious and literal and expository and weak. Okay, I'm done. Moving on to something that doesn't make me want to give up cable.

This show is embarrassing its so bad. I finally turned it off. It wanders around a 70's theme but extremely boring. Some think their life can make a good story, but this was badly done. A real step down for Alicia Silverstone. I hope she was paid well for this dog.

This is a good show. Period. It's fun, well acted, and intriguing.However. This will not be watched by the masses. It comes off as pretentious. The main actresses know they are great, and it's very noticeable. In a word, Cheesy.That's the only bad thing. Once you involve yourself in this world, then it's great and enjoyable. However, fans will be few and far between.Best of luck. I know I'll keep watching.

This cast of strong female actresses clearly have mastered the art of storytelling. Even still now we forget the place of woman in the 70's and this show is quick to show how the phrase "its a man's man world" was coined. Stunning costumes for sure an Emmy maker and how cinematography embraced the real true essence of living in the 70's make this show even that much more incredible to watch. This show is destined to be a top hit of the season. There is gay content which also epically shows us a new perspective on this culture in the 70's where we see that woman were tragically the first class to embrace homosexuals in the day. Bravo Paramount!!!