All Her Fault

The script sometimes becomes extremely bad, resulting in clunky dialogue and insincere interactions. Also this series always confuses drama with particularly exaggerated whining. The only interesting part is precisely when they focus more on Carrie/Josephine, brilliantly portrayed by Sophia Lillis, who delivers an extremely interesting character with genuine nuances and compelling motivations, unlike most of the characters of this show; who are completely disposable and comically idiotic, such as Peter Irvine, who is unconvincing at any point with his supposed "motivations"—he's just comically evil and designed to portray a rich, misogynistic, and manipulative white man (how shallow!). Finally, justice for Josephine and her baby; she truly deserved a dignified ending, not this "divorced and super independent women" garbage. PS: Give Sophia Lillis more dramatic roles; she's a great actress and is very underrated. I hope some great director recognizes her talent eventually.