Six months after her husband, Matthew (Josh Hamilton), died in a car accident, Hollis Shaw (Garner) breaks down during a daytime talk show and decides to decompress by assembling a fivesome of friends from different eras of her life for a girls’ weekend at the sprawling Nantucket estate she just happens to own. She’s also the type of benign control freak who distributes illustrated itineraries long before her guests board the ferry. Not that everything ends up going to plan.
From left: D'Arcy Carden, Regina Hall, Chloë Sevigny, and Gemma Chan in The Five-Star Weekend —Seacia Pavao—PeacockBut, of course, everyone has a secret that’s bound to come out. Along with the reappearance of Hollis’s high school boyfriend (Timothy Olyphant) and a delicious turn by Judy Greer as a mean-girl acquaintance of Brooke and Hollis’s with a knack for popping up at the worst possible moment, these bombshells propel episodes tight enough, at around 40 minutes, to leave us wanting more. It’s weirdly rare, these days, to see a drama aimed at women that isn’t predominantly about murder or romance. When it comes to comfort viewing, though, familiar faces, low stakes, and an escapist setting—or, as Sevigny’s character sums up the weekend: “Dead moms. Cheating husbands. Soft cheese”—are hard to beat. Bring on the brie!
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