Season 1 – The Beauty

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George C @RT16348409 16h The first season was a waste of time. The cliffhanger ending was truly annoying. I will not watch the second season. See more Jasmine E. @Jass.Badu 1d This first season is definitely worth the watch. I loved the entire season—the story kept me hooked and the acting felt natural and believable. Each episode pulled me in more and kept me wanting to see what would happen next. Smart, entertaining, and surprisingly thought-provoking. What really stood out was how accurately the show reflects society’s obsession with beauty standards. The irony of watching a show about beauty culture while weight-loss and prescription skincare ads play during the commercial break practically proves the show’s point in real time. Even the fictional Beauty drug commercial—with its rapid-fire list of disturbing side effects—felt eerily similar to real prescription ads. And that cliffhanger ending? Don’t leave us hanging—no pun intended. We definitely need a Season 2. See more Brenda B. @LillaP 1d Excellent social commentary on the price we pay for beauty. Some of the acting is lacking (Ashton….). There are a couple of surprises along the way that keep it interesting. See more Mikkel H @Beevocate 3d The characters were poorly written Antonio's lines are simply an iteration of "I'm a killer" and "I did it for my family". Blaming something like killing on providing for a family is simply not a good enough of an excuse to kill. I want to know what motivated him specifically to kill, not just to work ANY JOB. Byron Forst is even worse. He is simply evil because he has money? We get a flashback episode where we see him before he turns young in which he kills titans of different industries simply to prove to the viewer that he is in fact evil. When attempting to understand the motivation for his wrongdoings the only explanation we get is that he is rich? Franny Forst suffers even more from this shallow character creation. She is there to harass Byron and stand in the way of his "success"/evil plan. We don't get any background as to how their relationship got this bad, but now they just scream at each other for no apparent reason to fill out the episodes with useless info See more Pedro Henrique C @Pedro2005 4d The Beauty - Season 1: To begin with, this series is full of blunders, with several situations that weren't explained or explored in depth. The last episode is a real disappointment, rushed and full of cuts. This is the worst series of 2026 so far. See more Johann D. M @Johann33 5d VISCERAL AND STRANGELY COMPELLING!!! With such an intriguing premise, Ryan Murphy delivers a fairly solid series that may remind viewers of recent body horror films, though it explores transformation from a different angle. The performances are strong overall, and it is nice to see Ashton Kutcher return to the screen after a long absence, even if his role is not particularly remarkable. Isabella Rossellini, as always, is a delight to watch, though it is unfortunate that she does not receive more screen time. However, some characters lose their narrative weight midway through the show despite strong beginnings, and a few simply disappear from the story altogether. The finale is also disappointing, offering no satisfying resolution and ending instead on a frustrating cliffhanger. While the concept is compelling and the series has many engaging moments, its uneven character development and unresolved ending leave much to be desired. See more Read all reviews

The Beauty — Season 1

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