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Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce: Season 5 (2018)
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At a red carpet event, Abby and the girlfriends flash back to their struggles and victories over the past six months. Abby makes an impetuous offer to Mike. Barbara lets her guard down around her ex-husband Leon (Aaron D. Spears). Delia gets some disappointing news - and then a surprising offer. Phoebe weighs the pros and cons of letting her brother Tony (Steve Talley) back into her life.
Abby and Jake fall into old confrontational patterns when Jake objects to Mike moving in with Abby. Albert plans a semi-surprise birthday party for Jo, which is disrupted by a visit from Jo's former mother-in-law, Meryl Frumpkis. Phoebe finally introduces Tony to her friends. Delia makes a potentially life-changing decision.
Abby is determined to blend the Brady and McCarthy families seamlessly, but Mike's new travel schedule causes some serious growing pains. Phoebe dips a toe back into the online dating pool only to find it's freezing cold. Barbara attends a school function for her son and confronts her ex-husband and her sister. Delia moves forward with in vitro fertilization and engages in a dangerous flirtation that could potentially cause a rift between her and Phoebe.
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"Rule #773 Step and Repeat" kicks off their final season with a whirlwind of an episode.
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Feb 19, 2020Whoever cast, wrote the storylines/dialog for, and dressed/styled the African American characters... EPIC FAIL.
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Jun 22, 2019Vacuous can one-worded describe this show. Unless you're a full-makeup-wearing uber-rich woman wearing designer clothes with perfect hair at all times whining about 'life problems', this show probably isn't for you. Hippie alimony barbie mopes around in her house, and complains about how hard life is, Abby is neurotically annoying to the point of nails down a chalkboard. Lawyer barbie fits the definition of snobby to a T, and Joe could be the only semi-relatable one minus the attitude problem. The men are also overly-makeup heavy on the show and casually gorgeous. Abby's partner may be the only relatable actress on the show with her being semi-down to earth. But the writers really went full vapid, self-absorbed 'high-power' women who basically have the most first-world problems I've ever watched. Massive eyeroll to catering to only the 1% of women out there, writers.
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