On the first day back at Rose and Sage's prep high school, the school headmaster, Jacob Cassidy, tells Rose that she will have to repeat her freshman year because of her bad grades. Megan, aware that...
Megan is ecstatic when her former college roommate, Caryn, arrives for a visit, and to update her on her present career which prompts Megan to think about her own life as to where it might lead. ...
Megan has a run-in with her estranged father whom she decides to make an effort to reconcile by inviting him over at the mansion for dinner. But Arthur Smith inadvertently brings along Lily which ...
Michelle, a Las Vegas showgirl marries a man on a whim and moves to his sleepy coastal town where she winds up working alongside her new mother-in-law at her dance school.
Stars:
Sutton Foster,
Kaitlyn Jenkins,
Julia Goldani Telles
The Lying Game follows long-lost twins Emma and Sutton. Separated under mysterious circumstances, Sutton was adopted... by the wealthy Mercer family in Phoenix, while Emma grew up in the ... See full summary »
Stars:
Alexandra Chando,
Andy Buckley,
Allie Gonino
Amanda Vaughn is a recently widowed mother of two who, to get a fresh start, moves back to the affluent Dallas neighborhood where she grew up to find herself in the whirling midst of salacious gossip, Botox, and fraud.
Stars:
Leslie Bibb,
Jennifer Aspen,
Marisol Nichols
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.
A teen with a troubled past reconnects with his two female best friends from childhood. He becomes the prime suspect when a fellow student is surprisingly found dead in her home.
The best part about this show are the delicious men.
Sure, the Baker sisters are fairly entertaining albeit inconsistently so, as is Anne Archer in her posh, business Grandma role (she's the senior poster girl for lip gloss). We like Marco (Allan Louis) the in-house gourmet chef for his wit and irony, but Joanna Garcia (Megan) in the lead is just hands down - annoying.
Can she please stop twitching her head every time she says something (which is literally all the time)? Someone else commented on "Privileged" comparing it to "Gilmore Girls". Perhaps I should have read that before I started watching this show. There is no show on this planet more annoying than "Gilmore Girls". Joanna Garcia is not quite as annoying as those Gilmore girls, but she's quickly becoming my pet peeve of this show. Who knows, a few more episodes and she might be running for the gold medal of Most Annoying Protagonist.
So why watch it? Really. Three reasons, plain and simple.
The best part about this show are the delicious men.
Sure, the Baker sisters are fairly entertaining albeit inconsistently so, as is Anne Archer in her posh, business Grandma role (she's the senior poster girl for lip gloss). We like Marco (Allan Louis) the in-house gourmet chef for his wit and irony, but Joanna Garcia (Megan) in the lead is just hands down - annoying.
Can she please stop twitching her head every time she says something (which is literally all the time)? Someone else commented on "Privileged" comparing it to "Gilmore Girls". Perhaps I should have read that before I started watching this show. There is no show on this planet more annoying than "Gilmore Girls". Joanna Garcia is not quite as annoying as those Gilmore girls, but she's quickly becoming my pet peeve of this show. Who knows, a few more episodes and she might be running for the gold medal of Most Annoying Protagonist.
So why watch it? Really. Three reasons, plain and simple.
*Charlie (Michael Cassidy) *Jacob (David Giuntoli) *Will (Brian Hallisay)
Yum, yum and yum. I want to marry Charlie.