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Critic Consensus: Girlboss has its charms, but they're ultimately undone by a fundamental mishandling of the show's problematic protagonist.
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This new character may not be the voice of her generation, but she just may be the voice of super-smart TV comedy. Good enough.
If Girlboss hadn't been based on the memoir and business guide from Nasty Gal founder Sophia Amoruso, it might have been a better TV show.
A little lightweight and far from perfect, Girlboss is still charming, vibrant and perfect for an easy binge.
Girlboss is shallow and flippant and, just like its heroine, skates by on little beyond wit and style. Yet its scruffy charms are ultimately hard to resist.
Watching an ignorant but energetic youngster rebel against adulthood is nothing new, and Girlboss' iteration would be fine if it showed some semblance of self-awareness.
Likeability, of course, isn't a prerequisite for an interesting character, but unfortunately, the makers of Girlboss seem to think that Sophia (Britt Robertson) is adorably kooky rather than rude and obnoxious.
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