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Episodes
It's another birthday and another panic attack for Yasmin; Justine faces the void of a blank screen; Ell's impulsive encounter ends with a blank check.
Justine has a recipe for a dining disaster, including an improvised feast, two sensitive spouses and a pinch of sexy secrets.
The sniffles send Justine into a tailspin; Yasmin turns in the neighbor's dog; Ell finds a job; Anne gets a surprise.
There's an aroma of romance -- or an elderly feline; Justine and Anne adjust to a new reality; Ell attempts to cash in; Orion calls out Yasmin.
Justine beefs up her social media strategy; Yasmin and Anne take a hike; Ell tries on a new role as "momager."
Fantasies -- and anxieties -- get in the way as Justine fields an alert, Yasmin takes a meeting and Martin hits a breaking point; Sarah confronts Ell.
Yasmin guards her secret; Martin stands up to Justine; Anne spars with an opponent; Ell makes the best of her hot mess.
Ell and Justine plunge into the madness of a high-profile celebrity soirée; intrigued, Anne reconnects while Yasmin gets embroiled.
Writing pushes Justine to the limit, but photos may send her over the edge; Anne may have found a home with a romantic; Ell focuses on family.
The gang's all here for Anne's splashy pool party; Ell shoots "Priceless" antics; Yasmin escapes to a rendezvous; Justine taps a famous face.
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Critic Reviews for On the Verge: Season 1
Audience Reviews for On the Verge: Season 1
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Nov 16, 2022Ridiculous waste of time , not funny , unrealistic, contrived . You will keep waiting for it to amount to something and it never does .
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Sep 03, 2022Enjoyed Julie Delpy the others...eh...Elizabeth Shue was reasonable! Happy to see Stephanie Powers playing the mom! But the rest...maybe if they could get over their TDS and all the talk about Cali/taxes/homelessness...etc...pick on Big Gav? Oh wait it's Bollywood, not reality.
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Aug 06, 2022None of these women are likeable. They make bad choices, seem to want to use their kids for their own comfort or gain, are whiney over their own inability to find happiness, or are so completely out of touch with their kids' generation that it is unbelievable. I am not finding anything redeeming about them as people and find no reason to root for them to get better. I like Shue & Delpy a lot, but this material doesn't do them any favors.
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Aug 01, 2022I'm not even sure how many main characters there are, because they are all so tropey, unlikeable, & unimaginatively written. If you enjoy watching middle-aged ladies act like tweens, while pathetically refusing to do anything about the problems in their extremely entitled lives, go watch Real Housewives, because that's much better TV.
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Jan 09, 2022So good. the whole family loved it. Why didn't I hear about it until now? Recommending to everyone. Where is the nudity? Didn't see any!
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Nov 05, 2021When Julie Delpy is at the helm, everything is wonderful. But when the direction is in the hands of others it goes from being fast moving and hysterical too slow, predictable and dull. Still worth watching, even in its inconsistency.
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Oct 13, 2021It's the best Netflix show ever produced !
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Oct 08, 2021It's not fully developed but it has something
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Sep 30, 2021Three Julie Delpy movies are my all-time favourites, and I love some of her songs too 😁, but there are a few randomly off-the-mark efforts in her portfolio - and this show is one of them. There is so much to dislike here. I should love this, I'm clearly the market - I'm about their age, re-evaluating one's life post-menopause, have a child and close girlfriends, etc. But I can't find a single thing to relate to here, the characters are not flawed, they're just horrible, irritating, self-obsessed, and their values?! Where do you begin? The humour, I'm sure intended to be kooky and charming, isn't, and at times just borderline offensive, and flat to boot. The writing is just weird - incomprehensible at times. I can't follow the bizarre voiceovers, I'm guessing they're attempts to share something meaningful - but nope. And what is it with the culture of nannies raising their kids? Is this normal in the US? I must be missing something about being a regular working mum. And the ‘help' is drawn as either lazy and incompetent, or not all - just a background feature, because you know, they're not real people with their own concerns, like these four smug ladies, so wrapped up in their own pointless, self-perpetuated dramas. I credit Delpy with coming up with something much more insightful and interesting and three-dimensional. Maybe next time.
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Sep 29, 2021I watched a few episodes and had to turn it off. These are "best friends", who lie, say and do horrible things (relationship wise) to each other and other people much of the time. The frequent "rush to rescue" one friend in contrast with their regular behavior is incomprehensible to me. The story told at the dinner table about fellatio and AIDs which no one (particularly the subject) stopped - hilarious (sarcasm). I like sardonic humor, dark humor, but this doesn't qualify as humor for me. Cast & production values are good.
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