This show would make new and retrospective sense if one were to see Iyanla's new show, "Starting Over." It's a real reality show, almost the kind you would've seen on PBS before the reality craze--it's a halfway house where women come and are coached through their problems by Iyanla and other "life coaches." It's a well made show and in its third season. But Iyanla is the star of that show, and while her actions often don't make sense to the audience or the house members, the show displays her talents perfectly.
Again, I don't remember "Iyanla" but I would like to see it after enjoying "Starting Over."
