I love everything about SMILF. Everything. Beautifully conceived, written, shot, acted, cut, everything.What is with a lot of these reviewers? Calling the show irresponsible? Trash? Wtf? Are there republicans allowed on IMDB or something?!Great show, Frankie Shaw is the real deal.

Constant nude men paraded in front of the camera does not do it for me, and it is not entertaining This seems to be a stubborn trend in these Premium TV shows, especially Showtime and HBO. In SMILF, it seems the nudity is there to provide some sort of feminist revenge on men. As if to say all the nude breasts seen in prior movies and shows somehow needs vidicating, and so lets throw in al the male genitalia we can so men can feel what we've felt.First, a penis is very different than breasts. The equivilant to showing penisies should be showing vulvas, but of course, that won't work, not when men need to be exposed like meat, and the vagina needs to be hiden and protected.Two wrongs don't make one right. Stop thowing in unecessary shots of nude me to make some sort of weird point. SMILF fhas a good story hiding somewhere, an entertaining one. But this male viewer will not tolerate any more gratuitous shots of penises. Aand NO, I do not want more shots of breasts for compensation. Focus on story and keep your viewers engaged with good acting and competent narrative. What a concept, huh. 3/10, and my viewship of any 2nd season will end on a dime if the male nudity keesp up.

Why do so many roles for women include random unprotected sex? These encounters in this series are just not believable and add nothing to the storyline. Seems pretty obvious they are included only to satisfy a Harvey Weinstein type predator. It makes all the female actors and the characters they portray, seem desperate and powerless.

While I found the show watchable , the lead character is just annoying as hell which is fine if she were more interesting or was a side character in another show. But for her to be the focus of this series is too much. I lost all patience when she tried to pay homage to Run Lola Run. The screenplay of that episode was ridiculously immature. Like some 5th grader decided to make her own Run Lola Run homage Jason Scwartzman Rushmore style.