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Follows Samantha Fink who, after a spectacularly embarrassing public breakdown, is forced to move back home with her overbearing mother to sober up and avoid jail time.Follows Samantha Fink who, after a spectacularly embarrassing public breakdown, is forced to move back home with her overbearing mother to sober up and avoid jail time.Follows Samantha Fink who, after a spectacularly embarrassing public breakdown, is forced to move back home with her overbearing mother to sober up and avoid jail time.
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Like it because it's something I can relate to right now and I need to watch shows like this. I've watched all the episodes that have aired so far( I think 3) and I'm liking it. I was looking at the mother the whole time and couldn't figure out who she is/ was and duh it's Ally Sheedy! Anyways yes it's cliche but i need this kind of thing atm..
Initially uninteresting but then surprises
Watching the first few minutes I sensed something that was going to be rather dark and depressing wrapped up in a thin comedy shell.
But it soon shows it's appeal and maturity, balancing something that does have serious undertones but is delivered in a manner that whilst not funny, is amusing enough to smile at, without being dragged down in the mire of alcoholism.
But it soon shows it's appeal and maturity, balancing something that does have serious undertones but is delivered in a manner that whilst not funny, is amusing enough to smile at, without being dragged down in the mire of alcoholism.
love this show
As a 20 something alcoholic girl (that looks somewhat like Sam) i really love this show. I feel very seen. This show is widely original and funny. I love to see how Sam is working herself up from her rock bottom period, including the awkward past, the money, losing a job or crashing a car (have actually been there)
he only thing that was not realistict (but this might be personal) in my opinion AA is not as much of a bubbely rainbow-community they make it out to be. I have never seen friends (normies) and your sponsor coming for a cake when you reach a sobriety period and earn a new chip.
Other than that the struggles in 'the real world' are more or less realistic.
he only thing that was not realistict (but this might be personal) in my opinion AA is not as much of a bubbely rainbow-community they make it out to be. I have never seen friends (normies) and your sponsor coming for a cake when you reach a sobriety period and earn a new chip.
Other than that the struggles in 'the real world' are more or less realistic.
two good reasons....UPDATE: not good enough
I have two good reasons for giving this a shot. Sofia Black from The Mick and Ally Sheedy from The Breakfast Club. So far it's been way better than I expected, considering the constant stream of let-downs that come out of network tv these days.
I'll probably stick with it till mid season and hopefully it won't disappoint.
UPDATE: it is mid season point. Downgraded my rating to 6. My two good reasons are not enough for going further with this show. Too much resembling a modern day college campus (millennial stereotypes embraced to cringe point).
I'll probably stick with it till mid season and hopefully it won't disappoint.
UPDATE: it is mid season point. Downgraded my rating to 6. My two good reasons are not enough for going further with this show. Too much resembling a modern day college campus (millennial stereotypes embraced to cringe point).
Walks the fine line
What I really admire about this series is it's ability to walk the fine line where you try to be funny, but you also try not to make fun of alcoholics and the disease of alcoholism. I think Single Drunk Female accomplishes this, which I think is very, very difficult to achieve. Some people are saying this isn't a comedy, but I think it definitely is. Then again, if you're expecting a comedy like "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" or "Girls5eva"...well, it's not that kind of comedy.
Sofia Black-De'Elia, a doppelganger for a young Rachel Weisz, does a great job in the lead role of Samantha. The pleasant treat/surprise is Ally Sheedy returning with her first significant gig in a long time in the role of Samantha's Mom. I thought she would just be mailing in the performance because, hey, she's Ally Sheedy, and she's more famous than all the other people on this show put together, so what does she care? It turns out, she cares a lot, and does a great job.
My only mild criticism of this show is the casting, which tries too hard to be very "woke", which I didn't think was necessary. Then again, I'm 60 years old, and I'm sure I'm not the target audience for this series.
Sofia Black-De'Elia, a doppelganger for a young Rachel Weisz, does a great job in the lead role of Samantha. The pleasant treat/surprise is Ally Sheedy returning with her first significant gig in a long time in the role of Samantha's Mom. I thought she would just be mailing in the performance because, hey, she's Ally Sheedy, and she's more famous than all the other people on this show put together, so what does she care? It turns out, she cares a lot, and does a great job.
My only mild criticism of this show is the casting, which tries too hard to be very "woke", which I didn't think was necessary. Then again, I'm 60 years old, and I'm sure I'm not the target audience for this series.
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- TriviaSamantha starts the show working at an internet media company called Bzzz, which is a nod to BuzzFeed. Garrick Bernard, who plays James, used to write for BuzzFeed.
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