Work in Progress

Wow, I've never had the experience of a show created by, written by, and starred in by someone who actually represents me. It was so relatable & hysterically funny. I can't wait for more episodes!

Obviously this has been review-bombed & that's really unfortunate. I sincerely hope this show catches the attention of the queer community, and that it gets a second season!

I gave episode #1 a 10. That's all I have to go on so far so I won't rate the entire series. But a great start! My question of 'what are we reviewing?' comes largely from the angrily negative reviews that have written off a show as it's barely begun because a) lesbians, b) hated The L Word (so what?) and c) something about left wingers (aww you care enough to keep us in fresh spittle). My gender, my politics and my sexuality are irrelevant to whether I think this show has the potential to be clever, inventive and original. I do, on each count and I'm enthusiastic about seeing more. So are you reviewing this show on its merits, or are you watching to justify the hate you already feel? 'Cause that's really pretty sad, if you are.

I found this skimming through Showtime and watched it on a whim. This is an honest and moving story of a woman searching for meaning. It's refreshing to see more representation of people who are LGBTQ and not traditionally "Hollywood looks."

This show hilarious and super relatable. It's nice to see other depictions of lesbians who are not for the male gaze and overly attractive. And so far I enjoyed how tough issues like suicide and mental illness is spurred in with comedy! I'd say it's a fun watch.

Humorous , solid acting, great script, writing. Very realistic down to earth. Displays the queer community for what it is, real multi dimensional people with complexity's hang ups insecurities . And they come in all shapes and sizes.. Brilliant. I look forward to it every Sunday..