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In its final season, Girls remains uncompromising, intelligent, character driven, compassionate -- and at times consciously aggravating. Read critic reviews
Girls (2017)
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Episodes
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1. All I Ever Wanted
Air date: Feb 12, 2017
Hannah gets an assignment to write about a female surf camp in the Hamptons, where she meets an uncomplicated water-skiing instructor; Marnie tells Ray that he needs to spend more time at his own place.
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2. Hostage Situation
Air date: Feb 18, 2017
Hannah provides cover for Marnie's secret weekend in Poughkeepsie; Shoshanna enlists Elijah to be her plus-one at a networking event; Jessa's antics lead Shoshanna to reevaluate her post-college friendships.
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3. American Bitch
Air date: Feb 26, 2017
Hannah has a tense meeting with Chuck Palmer, an author she once greatly admired, about the disturbing allegations swirling around him.
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4. Painful Evacuation
Air date: Mar 5, 2017
Hannah interviews influential writer Ode Montgomery; Adam storms off the set of his latest acting job; Ray considers the course of his life after a regular at the coffee shop dies suddenly; Marnie is confronted with her narcissism.
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5. Gummies
Air date: Mar 12, 2017
Adam and Jessa begin shooting scenes for their film; Hannah's mother has a hard time accepting the next phase of her life; Marnie does a less-than-stellar job of being there for a grieving Ray.
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6. Full Disclosure
Air date: Mar 19, 2017
Marnie tries to convince Desi to follow through with their planned gig at her mother's birthday party; Hannah gets advice on an important decision from her father and his new partner; Elijah helps a co-worker run lines for an audition.
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7. The Bounce
Air date: Mar 26, 2017
Elijah prepares for an open-call audition for a new Broadway musical; Marnie tries to pawn a family heirloom; Hannah reconnects with Paul-Louis.
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8. What Will We Do This Time About Adam?
Air date: Apr 2, 2017
Adam comes to Hannah with surprising news; Jessa spends a day on her own; Shoshanna slogs through helping Ray with his oral history project until a run-in with her old boss infuses the venture with new energy.
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9. Goodbye Tour
Air date: Apr 9, 2017
After an important meeting, Hannah reaches out to friends for advice, but has trouble reaching Marnie.
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Audience Reviews for Girls: Season 6
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So funny! Weird and crazy! This show had me howling with laughter! Would recommend
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I never wanted this show to end! The characters are all likeable and so well-developed. I have been profoundly impressed with Lena Dunham's writing since the 1st episode. This show is truly unique, real, brave, fascinating, and addicting. The dialogue never fails to surprise me with more wit and intelligence than I was prepared for! I agree with the critics - "In its final season, Girls remains uncompromising, intelligent, character driven, & compassionate."
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I wasn't too thrilled with the ending of the season. I feel like it was lazily cut off for Adam and Hannah's character dynamic after investing so much between them it was weird for him to randomly get back into her life for a what felt like a few hours or a day - in the near end. I was upset she ended alone with no real tied up vision for her future.
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Went downhill fast from season 1 to the finish.
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This was the series in which Girls jumped the shark, and ate itself with tired, cliched, and narcissistic plots. Adam and Jessa making a movie of their situation is the type of bullshit dross Jessa would have relentlessly mocked Hannah about in the first five seasons.
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Nice way to finish off the show. Feel that the penultimate episode should have been the last. I have seen these girls naked more than enough now though, so was time to call it a day.
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Shallow, awkward, and one noted, I increasingly disliked most of the characters. What exactly is the point of a bunch of selfish people who increasingly hate, hurt, dismiss, and discard each other?
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Sharply written, genuinely moving, clever and funny, Girls is an addictive and perfecly cast show that highlights the efforts of the multi-talented Lena Dunham.
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After six years of being a cringe-worthy (and necessary) expose on millenials, Girls finally comes to its long-awaited end game for its final season: adulthood. Lena Dunham does indeed bestow on her character a massive ultimatum this year (a plot point she had envisioned near the series' beginning), and the results stick with the show's crass and frank nature, but the series often takes unexpected turns towards heartbreaking. Dunham wisely keeps the fates of many of the show's characters subjective, but she also gives us well-built moments for viewers that have stuck with the show since the beginning, and the series finale is subdued, and unforgettable in a way few could have predicted. Few TV shows received as polarizing views (or blind hatred) as Girls did for its entire half-a-decade run, but it also undoubtedly improved each year, and now in its complete state, it can be considered one of HBO's most intelligent and non-conformist series.
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Brutally real. Taking on bigger issues this season. Wish they would have done that sooner. Witty and sharp - more mature. Hilarious scenes that take full advantage of the dark humor to serious topics. Me and my boyfriend could ot stop laughing during episode 2 when Marni's husband went off the deep end, at the cottage. Tears were rolling down our cheeks. So funny.
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