Single Ladies is absolutely perfect, a romantic comedy about three best friends,Val, Keisha and April based in Atlanta. It deals with so many real issues that occur in personal relationships, marriage, infidelity, dating, divorce, pregnancy issues, breaking up, living with each other and counseling. So the viewer can clearly identify and relate easily with the characters and what they are going through. The shows stylist and designer Anthony L Williams works some kind of magic with the stunning dresses, a palette of amazing bright colors, and a stunning collection of Christian Louboutins. The executive director is Queen Latifah, written by Stacy Littlejohn. Looking forward to following episodes 11 and more!

Don't want to spoil anything for anyone but, just want to say that I basically found the banner for this on Icefilms and decided to watch it. Especially since I LOVE Stacey Dash AND Lisa Raye, they are very talented actresses and even more beautiful and it's great to see them work together! Although I'm not particularly familiar with Charity Shea, (The Blond) she's just as talented. They portray emotions very well so the scenes always feel real. I guess for some people, they could relate to a lot of the stories behind this series. Worth the first 2 hours for the Pilot because it got me hooked!!! Can't wait for Season 2!

Okay,I admit it. I'm hooked on Single ladies. I know the dialog is obvious,the script "soap opera (ish), the women,impossibly gorgeous, who happen to look great in some breathtaking clothes. And then there are those FINE A** Men! It probably won't receive any artistic accolades but I LOVE IT!!!! Let me count the ways …1) Real actors!! No reality rejects. 2) All the actresses portray articulate, educated, funny women. 3) The women are not twelve years old, they're mature and sophisticated. 4) No loud, vulgar, "only reason they are on television is because they are(were) connected at the hip to some pro ball players or hip hop artist. Halleluah!Vanessa

I enjoyed the pilot. The beginning scene was simply horrible---when I state the beginning scene I mean the scene where everyone is discussing what's sexy. However, when Stacy Dash's character fusses with Quinn about the status of their relationship... it actually gets good. The film quality looked a tad bad, BUT I must say I liked everything else about the project. I loved the storyline with Lisa Raye and Kim Porter. I also liked Chasity's storyline. It was honest. The pilot had a lot of celebs in it, which made it look at tad lame, but I did also get the point that in Atlanta, you will have a lot of black celebrities. I loved the fashion in the pilot. My favorite item was Stacey Dash's purple dress when Quinn drops by. The show shows the beautiful hues of black women and men, and I love that the city has the awesome backdrop of Atlanta!