Like watching an incredibly slow motion car crash: impossible to avert one's eyes. Set against the world of Instagram narcissism, the portrayal of the supportive men in the narrative inverts the usual 'men are useless' trope. More than this though: it is simply a fantastically instructive and vibrant fable about the psychological harms of social media. Well worth your time.

Made with vision and energy, and another -incredible- Kaitlyn Dever who's no doubt one of my favorite actresses these days. The integration of social media, so important to the story, is done right for a change with hiliarious flourishes conveying those addictive, manic, phoney vibes. I believe this is also an important miniseries, indicting the omnipresent toxic female wellness grift and it isn't afraid to brutally take down this faux-feminism, which is exactly what real equality looks like

The acting on this one is next level. Although all the time jumps gets confusing sometimes, it does keep you hooked and wanting more. Did the end deliver? Eh maybe but still a good watch.

The narcissistic scum who profit off of the sick and vulnerable...and now running HHS!

Devers delivers, but this story was so drawn out and all over the place so it was meh...