It looks well done and rather classy, despite its theme, and is a more direct and impudent version of 'Sex and The City' (three female friends and their sexual adventures and careers). The show is easy on the eye due to both filming and the actresses, yet some of the characters' reactions look strangely childish (maybe that was supposed to be the comedic part). It has its dramatic overtones, more or less stressed, and besides glamorizing vice and crime, the business part gradually grows in importance along the seasons. Oh the things people do for the money...

Surprisingly good TV show made by HBO. You can forget about what you know in life. Also, viewed strictly from a business perspective it shows a lot of techniques that are teached during a Business Major any college out there. The story, characters, locations and most important the actions have some kind of meaning. Very relaxing to watch.

The three chapters shown so far of this series on HBO's Latin American satellite and cable TV signals (I live in Venezuela) are surprisingly good. Tasteful, with a very high degree of quality, production-wise, it has nothing to envy from productions made in the USA, Canada, the EU or Australia. With very young actresses that play their roles with ease, self confidence and even impudence, it is a very fine exponent of that very difficult discipline that is a comedy that makes you smile instead of making you laugh out loud, which is of course a lot easier to achieve. To just make you smile and admire the writer's cleverness and wit you need a very competent team back stage and these Brazilians undoubtedly have scored a remarkable hit in that sense. Let's hope forthcoming instalments keep this high quality level, but in any case it deserves wide viewing.Checking the rating demographics on the IMDb website I was rather surprised to find that women tend to give the series higher marks than men. What that may imply is unclear but interesting none the less ...