Matrixston Wow! Such a good movie.

Wordiezett So much average

Steineded How sad is this?

Lela The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.

christian-thuerta I agree with some of the previous comments that some parts of The Bold Type are unrealistic- but that's TV right?? This show is politically correct, and constantly counters the narrative of "pull yourself up by your bootstraps". These women have each other's backs throughout all of their struggles, and it echoes an incredible sense of community. In season 2, what Kat and Jane individually go through I have never seen on TV before (I've seen a lot of TV) and I'm been going through those instances in my life recently too. It felt incredible to be represented and feel like I'm not the only one facing these dilemmas. After each show I'm always in a better mood, and catch myself laughing at their subtle humor and goofy acts throughout every episode. Upon reflection, I think this is my favorite show. (as a 20-something woman).

kconlon08 Bottom line: this show is AMAZING!!! The only show I've ever seen that stays true to feminism, anti-sexism, ethics, and social consciousness. It's so entertaining, and it won't let you down if you love Sex and the City and Gossip Girl. It's still entertaining, funny, and addictive, but without the male gaze and objectification of many other shows like it. Love, love, love, everybody should see this show. They better make a second season!

oliviabrier I love this show. The Bold Type is a feel good type of show that I just want to watch with my girls. It doesn't just show what a good friendship looks like between girls but it touches on real issues that our country is currently facing. I really love how this show's setting is in a workplace and not in a high school like so many other TV shows. I feel as if this show should have a higher rating because who doesn't like a feel good show with feminism and girl power???

Lola Andrews I very much enjoy the show. It shows three girls going through their lives working at a fashion/feminism magazine, and their personal conflicts as they do. It does a decent job at characterizing the girls characters (although I think Jane could use some fleshing out, she seems to be mostly to be anxious as a character trait. She's being fleshed out though). The characters go through some conflicts that vary from being in jail to trying to get laid, but I think that the show shows them off decently. Kat and Adena are great characters, and (they are the most fleshed out, so that makes sense), and Jane and Sutton are also fun to watch, despite their stories being still worked on.My one actual complaint about this show is that they take on too much at a time. I think the show would be better served with having the episodes focus on one (or maybe two) of the girl's issues, rather than all three of them at once. While I think that the structure could work in theory, I think they need to establish the characters a bit more before they spread themselves out like that.Overall a good show!