I think it hurts it a bit that it focuses so much more on Maggie, but luckily Emma makes the most of the spotlight. It reminds me of Single Drunk Female every now and then, especially when the protagonist makes it a bit too difficult to cheer her on, but we can all manage it.

From her best-selling novel, Dolly Alderton creates a fun yet thoughtful story about friendship and coming-of-age in the midst of a vibrant, lively Camden neighborhood in pre-Brexit Britain. Small conversations between friends or interactions in Maggie's bed can sometimes be too tiring. But as it develops it becomes more interesting, especially when she begins to realize that the stability of her best friend Birdy leaves her increasingly isolated. with a beautiful episode in New York. It has a nostalgic soundtrack and a beautiful episode in New York, so you can't ask for more.

After the first episode I was going to give up on this one but I became invested and it wasn't that bad