Though Little Fires Everywhere at times plays it too safe, sparks fly when it lets well-matched leads Kerry Washington and Reese Witherspoon dig into the difficult questions it does dare to ask. Read critic reviews
Little Fires Everywhere (2020)
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Episodes
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1. Spark
Air date: Mar 18, 2020
The picture-perfect lives of the Richardson family are upended by the arrival of artist Mia Warren and her daughter, Pearl, in Shaker Heights, Ohio; Elena Richardson rents to the mother-daughter duo, intertwining the fates of the two families.
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2. Seeds and All
Air date: Mar 18, 2020
As Moody's friendship with Pearl deepens, Elena's relationship with Mia grows increasingly strained; Elena snoops into Mia's past; Mia bonds with her immigrant co-worker, Bebe Chow, who makes a confession with far-reaching consequences.
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3. Seventy Cents
Air date: Mar 18, 2020
Party preparations for Mirabelle McCullough's first birthday are underway; to Pearl's dismay, Moody tries to take their relationship to the next level at the dance; Mia's discovery at Mirabelle's birthday threatens her newfound friendship with Elena.
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4. The Spider Web
Air date: Mar 25, 2020
Lexie enjoys her newly sexually-active status with Brian; Pearl explores her budding sexuality and sets her sights on Trip; Mia and Elena find themselves at odds over Mirabelle/May Ling, which ends in an epic showdown and launches a custody battle.
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5. Duo
Air date: Apr 1, 2020
Bill Richardson has his hands full representing the McCulloughs in the custody case; Lexie finds out upsetting news and turns to Pearl for help; Elena goes to New York to search for clues about Mia's past and enlists the help of an old acquaintance.
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6. The Uncanny
Air date: Apr 8, 2020
In 1981, a young Mia begins studying at the School of Visual Arts in New York City, where she meets photographer Pauline Hawthorne; struggling to pay her tuition, Mia makes a decision that will change the course of her entire life.
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7. Picture Perfect
Air date: Apr 15, 2020
Mia, Bebe and lawyer Ed Lan prepare their case against the McCulloughs; Izzy grows closer to Mia while her relationship with Elena reaches a boiling point; Bill and Elena's marriage is tested; Trip and Pearl explore their relationship.
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8. Find a Way
Air date: Apr 22, 2020
Elena's bombshell reveal to Pearl threatens to forever damage Pearl's relationship with her mother; Moody feels betrayed when he discovers Trip and Pearl's secret; the jury's verdict triggers a series of catastrophic events.
Little Fires Everywhere: Season 1 videos
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Critic Reviews for Little Fires Everywhere: Season 1
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The first episode had some clichés that made me doubt it was going to be any good. How many times have we seen a show/movie introduce a kid with the "I'm a vegetarian" speech? But once the show sets up everything, it's nonstop drama (in a good way). Every character gets thrown into an emotional blender. Everyone has a problem that boils to the surface. I liked it, but it seems like every time I like something the RT reviews are the opposite lol.
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Idk how well it matches up to the novel, but I know it evoked all of the emotions and thoughts that it's supposed to and then some.
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Though I think I understand the motivation for changing characters and plot arcs, I prefer the book which is messier and left me more ambivalent. Nevertheless, the series is more thoughtful and engaging about real things than most television options out there. If you are looking for a thoughtful drama about parenting, particularly motherhood, privilege, unconscious biases, and class this would be your thing.
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Ng made some changes with the producers for this production, but nevertheless, like the book, it remains an emotional conundrum and an important avenue for revealing unavoidable truths.
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It was an absolute masterpiece. It had a believable storyline and characters that you could root for. In the end you felt bad for everyone because it wasn't anybody in specifics fault. It shows that society can bring down families and cause little fires everywhere.
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Bad story, boring characters that would never exist in real life. Everybody is unhappy, make each other unhappier, and make a big deal of out of everything. You won't find anyone to root for.
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It was amazing, and I can't wait for season 2!
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""I started this company to change the way all women are seen in media," Witherspoon said... Reese Witherspoon's media company, Hello Sunshine (Little Fires Everywhere), has been sold to a firm backed by private-equity giant Blackstone Group. Terms are not disclosed. According to the WSJ, which first reported the deal, it values the company at about $900 million. The new media venture Blackstone is backing will be run by former Walt Disney Co. executives Kevin Mayer and Tom Staggs, with Hello Sunshine as its first acquisition." via Deadline, Nellie Adreeva You guys paid WAY too much. I think you could've gotten Quibi (and some good content) for a good deal. Good luck with that "women-focused" media, though ;)
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Van pasando los capitulos esperando que termine siendo buena la serie, pero la trama nunca explota su potencial. Cargada de argumentos politicamente correctos y gestos contra racismos, que en ejecucion se ven forzados. (vistas 1)
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From the story itself right down to the amazing acting (not just Washington's and Witherspoon's, but Jackson's, the children, everyone!), this is a must watch. I've read it's somewhat different to the book, but I believe the screenwriting was amazing. The last episode left me almost crying and wondering what would happen to the characters, just as a good book would do.
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