Tuchergson Truly the worst movie I've ever seen in a theater

Micah Lloyd Excellent characters with emotional depth. My wife, daughter and granddaughter all enjoyed it...and me, too! Very good movie! You won't be disappointed.

Zandra The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

Kayden This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

Michelle I was hooked on the first few episodes, Jennifer Love Hewitt played a desperate lonely and betrayed wife trying to make ends meet. Then however half way through the season and into season two she became all ego, I believe she is the executive producer so she ensured that she would gain loads of comments about her looks and assets. That's when the show began to disappoint. I'm all about a woman empowering herself but vanity is another thing and she has plenty of it. She barely changes her look and always has a face full of makeup and false eyelashes that are so annoying.. no one wakes up with perfect hair and makeup so a bit unrealistic. Jennifer also is a hypocrite knocking others about their 'secrets' yet here are far worse. It's a shame as she is a natural beauty and doesn't need to cake on the makeup. Bad behaviour is a much better show.

jamariana I started (and finished) the show for one reason and one reason only: Jennifer Love Hewitt. In fact, it's the same reason I started "Party of Five", not realising that she only shows up in the second season, so I watched almost 17 hours of television just to familiarise myself with the show before I got to what I wanted to watch. I don't necessarily think she's a great actress, but I like to see her, so I gave the show a shot. It is not that bad, but oh my dear God it is not great either. I'm surprised it lasted two entire seasons, because honestly there isn't enough material in this show for a feature length film. I wouldn't really recommend watching more than the first episode if all you want out of this show is to see a bit of Texas and Jennifer Love Hewitt.

Jimmy Mo Produced by church of Orthodox saints who are so scared of sex that they get red faced just by the reference of sex .Apparently all the super model looking guys are her clients or the rich ones . There are so many strong actresses who are better than JLH and they will have the energy to tell the story how it is , not like it was told in 1970 . One word for 'The Cient List' .Cliché

Eryximachus I'm really amazed by how honest and accurate this show is regarding sexuality. It completely flies in the face of long established post- war dogma. 1) The inclusion of obese women, while not visually appealing, makes the show realistic. No one can deny that female obesity greatly exceeds male obesity, yet outside of a few major metro areas this is a regular part of life that is not depicted on television. 2) We live in a world today that proclaims women as victims of all manner of sex crimes, prostitution among them. Uniformly in this show, we see how prostitution is very much entwined with all female characters even if it is simply tolerance. 3) Amazingly, male socio-sexual behavior is very accurately prescribed. Most men are without question losers, or desperately desiring female love and affirmation. It is hard to watch this show and believe in "the patriarchy". Yet, this is how it goes. 4) The depiction of the kids is really tremendous. This is a messed up show in many ways, and it does show them as a casualty. You can't walk away from this and think broken families are a good thing. 5) The diversity police weren't bad in this show. I feel like the black and white relations were very typical of modern Southern society. Nothing seemed forced, and it seemed genuine. 6) While the show clearly shows how prostitution is a part of the female existence, there is an element of caring to it that is not commonly understood.7) The show indirectly brings awareness of the ongoing economic crisis. Soft prostitution has undoubtedly increased significantly over the years, and this shows just how it happens.