It's ok and I'll undoubtedly watch it but I feel it's a little too Jane Austen. Like Andrew Davies thought "This is what Elizabeth would say" and "This is how Darcy would react". And there would never, ever be a hand job mentioned in Austen. She was much too suble for that.
Can anyone explain why Sidney hates notElizabeth so much?
If Patrick is in the FBI he really doesn't have any money, right? So why did Maddie say they would take his money? And why would the Doctor tell them to con a guy who clearly has no back story at all? Is this a twist?
I really like this show and hope it hasn't jumped the shark with an excess of twistiness.
Not too bad for a first episode. Couldn't figure out why they were holding the trial in the Field Museum. We do have actual courthouses here in Chicago.
Didn't care for the ending. I watched this show because it was a light-hearted look at some very self absorbed people who nevertheless had some endearing qualities. Now that they've killed someone, I'm not sure what to think. But I can't imagine any fun way out of their predicament.
What else was Keenly Hawes is? She's great. Humor and wonderful scenery will keep me in. Anything to help me get though the upcoming weeks of pre-election horror!
I'm not all in but I'll watch one more time. I've never seen the lead actor in anything before. He's really terrible! It's like he can't control his facial expressions - he's always smirking during really dramatic scenes. And his hair is just bad. I'm hoping that it's meant to show despair and as he gets more involved in the resistance he'll clean up some.
I hope the season (and the show) ends with Alicia's trip to rehab. She's drinking pretty much straight tequila, seemingly every day and usually by herself, and stirring it with her finger. Those are not good signs.
Why isn't Grace in school? She's always at the apartment. Hasn't anyone at her fancy school noticed that the Governor's daughter has apparently dropped out?