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Critic Consensus: Sharp, smart, and richly layered, Girls remains a provocative and witty look into the lives of its well-defined characters.
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as David
as Laird
as Booth Jonathan
as Jessa's father
as Frank
as Petula
as Thomas-John's Mom
as Thomas-John's Dad
as Angie
as Hermie
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Critic Reviews for Girls: Season 2
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I don't think I've come across a character like Lena Dunham's Hannah Horvath on TV before.
When I see the second season of Girls playing its scene of post-collegiate train wreck in slow motion, I am eager to hurry up and wait.
I really need to keep up with my recommended dosages. Still haven't gotten my flu shot for the virus that is ravaging the country. And I never drank the Kool-Aid that has made every TV critic in America fall madly, deeply in love with HBO's Girls.
Girls above all is about uncomfortable creatures. That can be a helluva thing to watch at times. But still very see-worthy.
Girls still feels like it's built on real things that could happen to real people.
Sharper, smarter, more richly layered, detailed (and acted), Girls has improved upon its first season.
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