Glamorous

...you lost me at the club, drag shows in Ep 3. Until then I was willing to overlook the wretched acting by everyone besides Kim, but this "appearance" was beyond unacceptable. Y'all made Bushwick nightlife a mess when it can turn a party like no other. The writing is just bad, but that doesn't mean the acting has to be. The character interactions are forced and the Devil Wears Prada references are heavier than pancake foundation covering stubble. All the tokens are here, from Fire Island to Wig, so be prepared to gay gasp at the never ending tirade of yaaass queens and stereotypes and boogers, Oh My! Kim deserves better. The community deserves better.

I love Kim Catrall and I love this series. It's silly and maybe hollow but I am loving it. It is light and bingeable, like comfort food, makes you feel good altogether even if you know that it's not a masterpiece. Lame office drama, cute queer relationships, pretty people all around... it's a mix of everything we have already watched and loved for that matter. I don't see this on a long run series but I'm still enjoying it. Much better than the train wreck of the other SATC ladies... maybe I'm biased because I needed the light hearted Sunday binge watch but if you're looking for a feel-good silly series this is it.

Update for 7th episode : which universe is this? I mean come on guys , there is no straight or gay life (especially gay life) in this world. This is so ridiculous. I am still watching but I hate more in every episodes...

Update for 8: did we really need this Chicago scene in this series? It is going worst in every episode :(

I love Kim Cattrall, she is fabulous and in my opinion good actresses and still looks wonderful for her age. I am on first episode and I didn't like the story at all but just for Kim, I will give a second chance. Story is so so so predictable moreover full of cliché. I don't like to watch this gender fluidity things in any series because for my age, it is really confusing but what can I say? Marco character is a little annoying for the first episode but I hope till the end, I can get used to him. Anyway as a final i can say that ; again and again we watched lots of version of this series but for legend of Kim, I gave 6 and i will try to watch second episode :)).

But.... the characters were so one sided and annoying.

Marco and his indecisiveness was exhausting.

SO many plot holes.

And the gay son never once did anything other than try and sabotage other people. He was given zero redeeming values.

Each episode also ran WAY too long.

They should have been tight 20+ minute episodes that zipped aloing.

And what was it with the annoying JJ Abrams lens flare throughout?

Really wanted it to be better esp since it represented so many LGBTQ+ storylines.

Stick to the far superior Heartstopper. That show has real characters, real development, and it doesn't insult your intelligence.

If you know how cosmetics are made, you have to assume the company can do everything, in-house, including packaging. A gold, glossy case is the most expensive part of ("luxury") makeup. Magically, availability is no problem here.

Out of all the characters on this almost exhausting to watch series, a few have their roles NAILED DOWN.

The BEST portrayals are made by Diana Maria Riva (Marco's mother) and Ayesha Harris by far. Their cadences are so good, it seems like they aren't playing a role at all. They are level-headed, and take the constant drama and every possible clichés played by others, down a notch, to where you look forward to them being in a scene.

Chad is downright annoying in at least the first seven episodes, until his character calms down a bit.

Parker is easy on the eyes and has his feet on planet Earth.

Venetia is very likeable.

Teddy is calm no matter what, and he isn't making crazy or explosive remarks.

Julie and Britt bring peace and balance. They are my favorites.

Thank you for having cast those two!