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Growing restless with married suburban life, New York therapist Jean Holloway develops a furtive fascination with a patient's ex-girlfriend.
As "Diane" and Sidney get to know each other, longtime patient Claire grates on Jean's nerves, and new patient Allison slips into a downward spiral.
Jean surprises Michael with a date night in the city. Back in Connecticut, Dolly's birthday party creates new tensions with the power moms.
While deepening her bond with Sidney, Jean uncovers the truth behind Rebecca's move and goes above and beyond to help a distressed Allison.
Michael grows suspicious of Jean's new secretive streak, Sidney's frustrations boil over, and a visit to Rebecca's new home triggers a revelation.
After an intense night out with Michael, Jean finds her secret identity at risk once again. A surprise visitor adds to mounting pressures at work.
While Michael and Alexis throw back drinks at a hotel bar in Texas, Jean clears her schedule to prepare for the "full Sidney experience."
The office rumor mill stirs up trouble for Michael. A request from Claire backs Jean into a corner. Sidney takes a defiant step.
Jean realizes a patient has been lying to her. As Dolly rehearses for her play, Jean contends with her disapproving mother and an impatient Sidney.
Jean's worlds begin to collide as Sam celebrates his engagement, Michael makes a troubling discovery and a figure from the past reappears.
Gypsy: Season 1 Videos
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Cast & Crew
Michael Holloway
Larin Inamdar
Sam
Allison
Sydney
News & Interviews for Gypsy: Season 1
Critic Reviews for Gypsy Season 1
All Critics (42) | Top Critics (27) | Fresh (17) | Rotten (25)
Intended as an exploration of a middle-aged woman's unrestrained desires, the new series never elevates its drama to anything thematically challenging or narratively titillating.
Boring, boring, boring.
The best shows make each character count, even if we only see them briefly. And yet "Gypsy" kept me engaged, as Jean drifts further and further into her secrets and lies.
If I was the show's therapist, I'd suggest it stop taking itself so damn seriously.
Artist-turned-director Sam Taylor-Johnson's melodramatic sensibilities are ideally suited to television, and the show is actually best when it embraces its most over-the-top moments.
It's not prestige drama, but it's way too well acted and well filmed to be disregarded. It's not good, but it's fun.
Gypsy does what it says on the tin, making it the perfect guilty pleasure.
Not even Naomi Watts can save this show. [Full Review in Spanish]
Gypsy is as hip and gorgeous as a new handbag from Barneys, and with all the psychobabble it sometimes feels just as empty, but Watts is terrific.
Gypsy is a show that hints at mystery and intrigue, but it's content with leaving you in the tastefully decorated waiting room.
The bold hand the Netflix original show uses on its characters, depictions of sex and take on femininity and intercourse makes Gypsy ultimately a way deeper experience than 50 Shades Of Grey.
The revelations of Gypsy are often shocking, even disturbing, yet I've personally become so accustomed to the over-the-top developments of modern prestige that I kept waiting for something even bigger to drop.
Audience Reviews for Gypsy: Season 1
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Dec 12, 2020Terribly acted even worse script, what a waste of over nine hours
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Dec 03, 2020There's so much bad tv - but this takes the cake. A completely insane account of therapy, human psychology, sexual orientation and human relationships. The only person who seems more or less real is Michael (the husband) whose guilt and frustrations are represented in a credible (if not particularly interesting) way. If this is supposed to offer some fun erotic pleasure it fails to do so because the fantasies are so unreal and so unrelatable that the sex scenes are little more than an empty offering. I love Naomi Watts. Not sure what possessed her to take on this role.
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Apr 08, 2020Bring this backkkkkk! Forget the absurdly over analytical critics. Clearly they lack the ability to accept or process a beautifully reckless tale of a layered, multi-chromatic, contradictory individual told through the lens of a woman. Oh I get it, men get to be messy on screen and women cannot, huh? Got it! This show was beautifully flawed in a way that is extremely compelling and expressive and indicative of desire and our unflawed human nature. Netflix, listen to the people! We want and NEED this! That ending was GLORIOUS!!!
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Feb 02, 2020Me encanta el guión, la sensualidad, como aborda el tema tema de género. Me he quedado con todo las ganas de seguir viendo saber qué pasaría después. El último capítulo fue muy interesante. No entiendo porque Netflix no renovó la serie. La audiencia le gustó la serie y los críticos siempre serán críticos y algunos de ellos responden a sus intereses dentro de la industria
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Dec 21, 2019I loved this show. Worst decision Netflix made on one of my shows that I enjoyed
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Dec 16, 2019Just watched this for the second time through and it was as riveting as the first watch. I truly don't understand how it was cancelled. Critics seem to have hated it but the audience score here is high. I loved getting to see the narrative of a woman approaching her 50s and at that an extremely imperfect woman. We see men like this all the time (Madmen, Ozark, etc.) but rarely get a show centered on a woman approaching middle age who gets to misbehave and make bad choices yet still remain like able and worthy of a narrative. I also thought they did a great job portraying a bisexual narrative, which again is not often seen and done well. The shots are gorgeous, the acting phenomenal, it's incredibly well written, so perhaps it was too radical a show for those in charge who have been green lighting shows about middle aged straight white men for decades. I wish they'd Gypsy back.
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Sep 10, 2019Loved it. They should do a second season.
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Aug 13, 2019Incredible show. Bring it back.
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Aug 08, 2019Loved it! Naomi Watts is fabulous.
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