Ok hear me out…
I see what they’re going for, I do like the conversations they’re bringing to the table, it’s obviously very feminist, but in some ways unconventional some ways predictable
I think they’re being a little Meta with their casting, all of the women have played similar roles or are overlapping with their public persona, which fits
I think what’s missing is it feels slightly bland, in a way where it feels like Niecy Nash is carrying the energy of the group
Like they’re supposed to be besties that have known each other for over a decade, but their chemistry and their energy is not always aligning with the vibe, and Niecy/Sarah Paulson!** are probably the most matching the energy at all times for me !
also, the writing is literally driven by ryan murphy until the later episodes (maybe?) so hoping the script becomes more natural ….
Posted Nov 5, 2025, 1:57 AM UTC