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Episodes
On the day before her son leaves for college, Eve must deal with inappropriate workplace behavior.
Eve is torn between having a possible real-life date and the fantasy world; Roy Rafferty encounters some trouble at the Senior Center.
Brendan visits a peer support group and makes a new friend. Meanwhile, after a troubling encounter with her ex-husband, Ted, Eve bonds with her community college writing class at a local bar.
Eve attends a wake with her colleague Amanda; Brendan and Ted reconnect at Parents' Weekend; Margo and Curtis go on a date.
Eve gets out of her comfort zone, joining Margo at a hip party in Brooklyn. Brendan and Chloe have an unexpected encounter at a college event promoting body-positivity.
Eve gets distracted by some flirtatious texts; Brendan and Chloe go on a study date.
Series finale. Eve celebrates a life-changing decision; Brendan has an epiphany about college; Sanjay does a good deed.
Mrs. Fletcher: Limited Series Videos
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Jane Rosen
Chloe
Brendan Fletcher
George
Julian Spitzer
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Critic Reviews for Mrs. Fletcher Limited Series
All Critics (50) | Top Critics (28) | Fresh (41) | Rotten (9)
It's content to let Hahn fill each beat, no matter how empty, knowing that if all else fails, there's plenty of enjoyment to be had in watching someone who likes to watch.
"Mrs. Fletcher" deserved better.
The series benefits from two remarkably deft performers, who paint outside the lines of their characters. But in the end, I wanted more -- more insight, more illumination, more interrogation of the differences between sexual freedom and freedom itself.
Tasteful and tame, the miniseries, true to its MILF-y title, is I Love Dick's buttoned-up suburban sister.
There's a smart symmetry to Mrs. Fletcher, the superb new HBO limited series from writer-producer Tom Perrotta.
So sweet in its devotion to blemished characters, so charming in developing their experimental dalliances...
Much more subtle than I've made it sound, at its best it's little less than an exploration of loneliness, singledom, the raddling of a certain American dream.
Mrs. Fletcher manages to break into new ground by also digging deep into desire, sexuality, and toxic masculinity. The result is a thoughtful and charming character study with plenty of reflective moments.
This is a unique story that, while imperfect, deserves to be told. Mrs. Fletcher seems to be frustrating because being Mrs. Fletcher is frustrating -- and while that truth might not make for great TV, it's important to recognize all the same.
Mrs. Fletcher starts as a slow burn, but in the end becomes a richly rewarding experience.
Coming-of-age tales often follow kids on the precipice of adulthood, but Mrs. Fletcher shows how two people with very different trajectories can experience their own identity crises, sexual awakenings and the need to be loved at any point in life.
[Eve's] exploration of sexuality and self is as triumphant and essential as it is messy and challenging.
Audience Reviews for Mrs. Fletcher: Limited Series
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Dec 08, 2020From one of my favorite creators Tom Perrotta. Love the show, totally relatable. We all have friend like Mrs. Fletcher, how someone reinvent them self into a totally different person. Mrs. Fletcher's character here is so interesting, gorgeous, and fun to watch. | Follow us at @uncle.review
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Aug 23, 2020Better than sex education series. This is Female version of Californication. This is a Hot, Sexy, Comedy series with lot of tendency in it. Season 1 Ending was awesome. I thought they are going to keep this mini series for season 3 like sex education just to see a romance scene between Jane and Julian. But unexpected ending. Do not miss.....
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May 14, 2020A season 2 would help, but I'm ok with not watching more of it.
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Feb 17, 2020Wow! What did I just watch. It was barely ok (other than Mrs. Fletcher's very frequent and weird masturbating) until the end of 7th episode which was just gross and disturbing. Yucch! With degenerate parents like this, no wonder the kid was so screwed up. And all the stupid political correctness and preachy BS. Give me a break.
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Feb 06, 2020The whole tranny storyline was a pretty big turn off. Otherwise this show was pretty shallow and dumb.
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Jan 28, 2020HBO did again! I'm just hoping, no, begging for season 2!
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Jan 10, 2020Katherine Hahn is brilliant in this series, with a delightful cast around her. Be forewarned: this is listed as a comedy but it is not. It has some funny moments but you can see the disappointment in some of the reviews here from people who were expecting some raucous sex farce. It's part family drama, part coming of age (for Mrs. Fletcher, it's no spoiler to tell you that the asshole son remains an asshole). Be prepared for a somewhat disappointing ending, though, although it may make sense as "our development never really ends" idea. I think what's most enjoyable outside of the plot is the wonderful collection of minor characters - her friends, classmates, the assortment of college students, all very real and quirky and believable. You know the utterly adorable Casey Wilson is going to be quirky and great, she always is, but almost all of the cast pulls off the same level of oddball verisimilitude.
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Dec 19, 2019Had some real funny moments. Just not enough of them.
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Dec 16, 2019Needs even more Hahn
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Dec 16, 2019Awful. I can't believe I actually watched this garbage.
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