Cashmere Mafia (2008– )A group of successful female executives who have been friends since college turn to each other for guidance as they juggle their careers with family in New York City. Creator:Kevin Wade |
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Cashmere Mafia (2008– )A group of successful female executives who have been friends since college turn to each other for guidance as they juggle their careers with family in New York City. Creator:Kevin Wade |
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| Lucy Liu | ... |
Mia Mason
(7 episodes, 2008)
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| Frances O'Connor | ... |
Zoe Burden
(7 episodes, 2008)
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| Miranda Otto | ... |
Juliet Draper
(7 episodes, 2008)
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| Bonnie Somerville | ... |
Caitlin Dowd
(7 episodes, 2008)
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| Julian Ovenden | ... |
Eric Burden
(7 episodes, 2008)
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| Peter Hermann | ... |
Davis Draper
(7 episodes, 2008)
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| Lourdes Benedicto | ... |
Alicia Lawson
(6 episodes, 2008)
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| Addison Timlin | ... |
Emily Draper
(5 episodes, 2008)
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Nicholas Art | ... |
Luke Burden
(5 episodes, 2008)
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Kate Guyton | ... |
Tracy
(5 episodes, 2008)
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| Noelle Beck | ... |
Cilla Gray
(4 episodes, 2008)
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| Kate Levering | ... |
Katherine Cutler
(4 episodes, 2008)
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| Kevin Kilner | ... |
Clayton
(4 episodes, 2008)
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| Daniel Gerroll | ... |
Clive Hughes
(4 episodes, 2008)
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| Griffin Matthews | ... |
Patrick
(4 episodes, 2008)
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| Peyton List | ... |
Sasha Burden
(4 episodes, 2008)
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| Tom Everett Scott | ... |
Jack Cutting
(3 episodes, 2008)
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| Jack Yang | ... |
Jason Chung
(3 episodes, 2008)
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| Purva Bedi | ... |
Juliet's Assistant
(3 episodes, 2008)
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A group of successful female executives who have been friends since college turn to each other for guidance as they juggle their careers with family in New York City.
This show reminds me of Sex in the City- without the warmth and genuine friendships. The pilot didn't quite demonstrate natural chemistry between the characters, although that could come in time. And airing the show after Desperate Housewives was smart; while I am sure that some DH fans will not like Cashmere Mafia, I would imagine that fans of Cashmere Mafia will be viewers of DH.
Thus far (i.e. after the airing of only the pilot), I think the show has the potential to capture the chick-flick audience- provided the plots of future episodes are original rather than predictable rewrites of other women-taking-charge shows.