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Episodes
In the series premiere, a married woman who is having an affair meets her lover for one last dinner, as he is soon to depart for England.
Bridgette has a stressful dinner with her husband as they survey the issues in their marriage.
Stanley's friend and client Jace, an outrageous comedian, gets involved in a scandal that could end his career.
Chan'Dra strives to impress her crush Cliff, but suspects he's keeping a secret about her brother.
Cliff opens up to his father while anticipating the arrival of an online date.
Trent and Trisha reminisce during their anniversary dinner, and contend with a flirtatious pianist who sours the romantic mood.
Teacher Trisha grows suspicious of her student Robbie when he probes her personal life over dinner.
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Critic Reviews for Full Circle Season 1
All Critics (9) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (3)
It's a half hour you won't regret spending.
Full Circle is raw and emotional in a way that TV rarely is.
There's an airlessness to Full Circle that vacuum-packs these performances but leaves little real life.
With no one to root for and no real story to follow, there's also no compelling reason, beyond the sheer trick of the thing, to follow this full circle even halfway.
Full Circle wouldn't work in a lot of TV venues, but in this context, it's a touch of Broadway in the comfort of your living room, complete with front-row-seat close-ups - LaBute's twisted version of dinner, and a show.
No one comes off as very likable in the four episodes sent to critics, but all the characters are fascinating, often as much for what we suspect about their inner nature as for what they say aloud.
This original drama series from the satellite TV provider feels like a play, which makes sense.
Full Circle asks viewers to spend a lot of time with a lot of nasty characters. That may be entertaining to some viewers but probably not to the majority of the audience.
If you enjoy horrible people behaving badly, you might enjoy Full Circle. But even then, this all feels incredibly contrived, with some ludicrous plot developments that undercut any sense of reality.
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