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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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2d agoI literally love it!
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3d agoI thought the characters were odd and self absorbed. Not relatable. I keep watching thinking I will like the show better by the next episode. So far it's not working.
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3d agoOn The Verge is so well done! It's understated yet brilliant.
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3d agoBinged the whole thing. The season started slowly and it took a while to warm up to the characters and plot line but very glad I stuck it out. The four women are so incredibly flawed it's cringeworthy to watch. But it made me feel good about myself for not being that messed up. Can't wait for Season 2!
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3d agoIt's a bit weird and not always a good weird. Feels like the show tries too hard. What I do like is that it has really funny moments.
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4d agoLoved this show, humorous, cleverly written - four great characters with interesting stories. Loved Julie Delpy.
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4d agoI loved this! So refreshing to see a light hearted comedy that is also realistic and totally relatable.
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5d agoMy daughter and I have really enjoyed the first 3 episodes of On The Verge and look forward to more. We find the 4 women more relatable and likeable than Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda's Grace and Frankie, which we also enjoy although we can't relate to the characters or situations in G and F much at all. The messiness of the 4 friends' complicated lives in On The Verge with their various neuroses and frustrations seem quite plausible. Written by a French American woman the show is for women, clearly, and it doesn't surprise me that I read an unflattering review by a man on Decider who found the characters unlikeable and advised viewers to skip it. I completely disagree with him. I'm sure most women will LOVE this show for its unsparing yet humorous portrayal of women's every day struggles with career, marriage, divorce, motherhood, childcare, friendships, ageism, racism, sex, it's all here. Watch watch watch.
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5d agoWhat a great little treasure! Loved it!!
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5d agoEntretenido, interesante e inesperado.
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