The finale of season 2 had such an oddly bleak resolution, I don’t really know how to feel..I certainly think season 2 was better than season 1 but still not as good as the original series.
Carrie becoming a kitty mom is the best part of the season for me. So sweet.
This was Charlotte’s season! Her arc has been the best storyline out of the original three. I really liked her little monologue to Harry about women being expected to do stuff for years, I'm glad they didn't just leave it with her drunken yelling.
Seema's story is as old as time and boring.
Nya’s flirting was so cringe. Overly obvious and borderline desperate quips.
Miranda was finally tolerable in this episode, she was poignant, accomplished, thoughtful. I like that maturity she showed in her interactions with Steve and Che. She actually felt more like the old Miranda.
Really liked that little Miranda and Steve scene. Except for when Bradey cycled past, stopped and smiled. That was a little too cheesy for me. But I'm glad Miranda and Steve made amends and are on civil terms again.
I hate to say it but Samantha’s cameo was quite anticlimactic, underwhelming, and didn’t feel meaningful at all. Kim's acting was really off - I don’t know if it was her voice or the accent but something about it felt off, and the interaction was incredibly unnatural. Her cameo was literally just to bait the fan base into watching this season.
Lisa just miscarrying randomly was unnecessary to the plot.
I can’t believe Carrie chose Che to stay by her side in the table and put Miranda in the other side. And why didn't Steve attend?
I could do without Che next season. And less of the new characters, we need to get back to Carrie, Charlotte and Miranda being the focus of the show.
I’m sorry but this Aidan and Carrie 'breakup' scene is the worst television writing I’ve observed in a while. The five years makes no sense. What was the point of bringing Aiden back, only for him to wimp out because Wyatt threw a tantrum.
Review by cutecruelBlockedParentSpoilers2023-08-24T13:47:44Z
The finale of season 2 had such an oddly bleak resolution, I don’t really know how to feel..I certainly think season 2 was better than season 1 but still not as good as the original series.
Carrie becoming a kitty mom is the best part of the season for me. So sweet.
This was Charlotte’s season! Her arc has been the best storyline out of the original three. I really liked her little monologue to Harry about women being expected to do stuff for years, I'm glad they didn't just leave it with her drunken yelling.
Seema's story is as old as time and boring.
Nya’s flirting was so cringe. Overly obvious and borderline desperate quips.
Miranda was finally tolerable in this episode, she was poignant, accomplished, thoughtful. I like that maturity she showed in her interactions with Steve and Che. She actually felt more like the old Miranda.
Really liked that little Miranda and Steve scene. Except for when Bradey cycled past, stopped and smiled. That was a little too cheesy for me. But I'm glad Miranda and Steve made amends and are on civil terms again.
I hate to say it but Samantha’s cameo was quite anticlimactic, underwhelming, and didn’t feel meaningful at all. Kim's acting was really off - I don’t know if it was her voice or the accent but something about it felt off, and the interaction was incredibly unnatural. Her cameo was literally just to bait the fan base into watching this season.
Lisa just miscarrying randomly was unnecessary to the plot.
I can’t believe Carrie chose Che to stay by her side in the table and put Miranda in the other side. And why didn't Steve attend?
I could do without Che next season. And less of the new characters, we need to get back to Carrie, Charlotte and Miranda being the focus of the show.
I’m sorry but this Aidan and Carrie 'breakup' scene is the worst television writing I’ve observed in a while. The five years makes no sense. What was the point of bringing Aiden back, only for him to wimp out because Wyatt threw a tantrum.
So, is season 3 going to be a time jump? 5 years?