As in the headline, the two from all three seasons (yes, there was a short season after Evan & Bender kissed at Season 2's conclusion which expanded the story; you can see it thru the website) return with a new beautiful cast.
The absence of the others is felt, as I feel the story would have worked better with more time knowing the characters which the first two seasons provided. L.E. Baron as "Dov" was the standout new actress, who (aside from the beginning) had good lines and gave a great performance. Amanda K. Morales as Bridgett managed to deliver some long lines quite well and in an engaging way.
The story has some elements which did not quite land or did not get explored as much as they could have been. Evan's work for her father's political campaign seems like it could have proven interesting, especially touching on polarized 2019 politics, but there was no office time. I was not quite sure where the Evan being part ethnically Arab was going, but love triangle between Dov-Evan-Bridgette carried through. Trista's storyline of divorce could have been explored some more.
Nonetheless, it was nice to see the kind of entertainment which the Girl/Girl scene web series provided in the past. To be honest, it was more a 6/10, but I rated it higher after seeing the other three reviews and their complaints, because it deserves to average higher than 3.
The absence of the others is felt, as I feel the story would have worked better with more time knowing the characters which the first two seasons provided. L.E. Baron as "Dov" was the standout new actress, who (aside from the beginning) had good lines and gave a great performance. Amanda K. Morales as Bridgett managed to deliver some long lines quite well and in an engaging way.
The story has some elements which did not quite land or did not get explored as much as they could have been. Evan's work for her father's political campaign seems like it could have proven interesting, especially touching on polarized 2019 politics, but there was no office time. I was not quite sure where the Evan being part ethnically Arab was going, but love triangle between Dov-Evan-Bridgette carried through. Trista's storyline of divorce could have been explored some more.
Nonetheless, it was nice to see the kind of entertainment which the Girl/Girl scene web series provided in the past. To be honest, it was more a 6/10, but I rated it higher after seeing the other three reviews and their complaints, because it deserves to average higher than 3.