It's great to see some new faces, and FINALLY learn more about them.
NYA: When she talks about her reservations around becoming a mother, it's really honest and refreshing. The myth that all women are 100% confident about starting a family (and 100% happy after having one) is something we don't talk about nearly enough. I also appreciate that she has such a supportive, loving, and healthy relationship with her husband.
LISA: It's fun to have another "society mom" on the show. She's bright, savvy, and influential. I still want to see more of her before I offer additional opinions about Lisa.
SEEMA: She's a strong woman who isn't afraid to speak her mind, and to also be vulnerable. No, she's not Samantha 2.0, she's her own woman. Seema is beautiful, confident, and utterly genuine. For whatever reason, finding a man is harder in the big city. (I've experienced this in my own search for romance.) She's happy with her life, but struggles to find romance. I like where they're going with her character.
I think I said it in a previous review, and I'll say it again: SATC didn't have a very diverse cast, and I'm glad that AJLT is being more inclusive. The show is better because of it.
NYA: When she talks about her reservations around becoming a mother, it's really honest and refreshing. The myth that all women are 100% confident about starting a family (and 100% happy after having one) is something we don't talk about nearly enough. I also appreciate that she has such a supportive, loving, and healthy relationship with her husband.
LISA: It's fun to have another "society mom" on the show. She's bright, savvy, and influential. I still want to see more of her before I offer additional opinions about Lisa.
SEEMA: She's a strong woman who isn't afraid to speak her mind, and to also be vulnerable. No, she's not Samantha 2.0, she's her own woman. Seema is beautiful, confident, and utterly genuine. For whatever reason, finding a man is harder in the big city. (I've experienced this in my own search for romance.) She's happy with her life, but struggles to find romance. I like where they're going with her character.
I think I said it in a previous review, and I'll say it again: SATC didn't have a very diverse cast, and I'm glad that AJLT is being more inclusive. The show is better because of it.