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Episodes
Rebecca faces the consequences of her guilty plea; Nathaniel looks for solace in a retreat; Josh searches for answers.
Rebecca convinces Paula, Heather and Valencia to participate in a séance after making a spooky discovery; Darryl takes his parenting duties to an extreme; Nathaniel is determined to prove to his father that he can run the law firm.
Rebecca contemplates her feelings about her career; Paula is forced to deal with a big client; Josh tries to get back into the dating game; Heather and Hector deal with insurance.
Rebecca reunites under unusual circumstances with her half brother Tucker and discovers they have many things in common; in an effort to connect with her kids, Paula plans an activity that requires they all work together.
Heather and Valencia are experiencing changes in their lives, which leaves Rebecca reeling; Paula must adjust to some good and bad news from her eldest son.
Rebecca gets more than she bargained for during a day out with Darryl; Josh lends a helping hand to Paula; Heather encourages Nathaniel to be a nice person.
Rebecca takes a trip to visit her mother with intentions to talk about her new career path; Josh housesits for Rebecca and discovers being alone is harder than it seems; Nathaniel helps one of Paula's clients in an effort to do something good.
Greg returns to West Covina, which forces Rebecca to question things she thought she knew; Valencia and Josh make some shocking discoveries while at their high school reunion.
Rebecca decides that she needs to find a way to take her mind off her ex-boyfriends.
Rebecca agrees to help Darryl by offering to baby-sit; an unexpected guest crashes the evening; Paula throws a game night.
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Sep 22, 2022This series is the perfect mixture of reality, humour and sadness all portrayed in a lighthearted way. Worth a watch
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May 31, 2022The perfect finale to a perfect series.
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May 11, 2022Love, love, love this show! It's got everything - humor, singing, dancing, friendship, love, sex, then more humor and dancing!
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Nov 22, 2021One of the best series I've ever seen. If you love character driven stories, this is a show for you. The ending is one of my all time favorites, too. It's just a great show overall.
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Nov 15, 2021Entire series: Sure, it's often quite silly. I liked most of the humor. The musical bits were quite entertaining. I had some laugh outload moments and lots of grins.
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Jun 04, 2021Prea scurt dar rupe baraca
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Feb 06, 2021I wouldn't be able to tell you which season was objectively the best. But this season was the payoff, and as a fan, I couldn't have been more happy with it. Rebecca had been controlling her BPD in a healthier way since the latter half of Season 3, and she was finally reaping what she sowed. The last episode was something I didn't know I needed to see, and I couldn't have been more relieved that I did watch it, even though though the open-endedness left me with a massive hole in my heart as to what I was going to do now that the show was over. Nonetheless, the show ended the way it was intended, and that's why I knew that although I was crying like a baby, I was happy.
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Jan 29, 2021A great end to an amazing TV show. This show has nothing not to like. It has a song for anything you may be going through and it's just uplifting in a weird way. The best TV show I have ever seen and I continue to sing the songs and listen to them on a daily basis.
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Nov 22, 2020i'm a fan of this show. it takes an otherwise tricky and easily failed premise of a mentally ill and problematic woman obsessing over her aloof ex and also showtunes. and almost consistently the writers have managed to thread in reality enough to ground these lofty concepts with cohesion and humor. in my opinion this is partially born of an apparent awareness and enthusiasm for mental health, and musical theatre. However, despite the heights of this show, it's focal character has a reoccurring trait that makes me cringe. yes, she's written to be occasionally deplorable. but there are moments when the writing over centers the protagonist Rebecca Bunch to a degree that alienates a cast of dynamic and charming characters who have otherwise possessed independence and realistic criticism of Rebecca. this changed in season 4. towards the end, the plot climaxed around a cartoonish event where rebecca has to choose between 3 men, and all of her friends (filling an entire bar) are obsessed with this and no longer have any writing or plot lines related to them. out of nowhere. this was so disappointing, and a classic flaw of romantic comedies. i didn't expect it of this show that has so far sone a successful job at fleshing out its characters evenly and well. overall i recommend, but i warn you that this disappointment did sting. characters felt abandoned and continuity was damaged. 3 stars
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Aug 03, 2020Fun for those who like the first 3 of it but the rest of us are left baffled by its popularity.
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