The series follows three women (Saoirse, Robyn, and Dara) who haven’t been close in years. They reconnect after learning that a former classmate, Greta, has died. The early parts of the show keep everything grounded with old resentments and unresolved guilt popping up. But the show doesn’t stay in reunion-mode for long. It begins to probe what actually happened in their shared past, and why each of them remembers it differently. If that sounds a little like the 'adult' time-shift in Showtime's 'Yellowjackets,' it is. But much funnier.
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As with a lot of Netflix shows, it’s built for fast viewing. Eight episodes, each roughly 50 minutes. The pacing keeps adding new information every episode but still gives the trio space to feel like full characters and explore the comedy. And just like Derry Girls, the setting (this time Belfast, obviously) impacts the show’s humor with details that definitely make it feel authentic.
Trying to decide whether to start? You can expect a dark comedy with a mystery at its center, and a first episode that lays out the relationship fractures clearly before the bigger questions begin.
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