The bad reviews seem to be from Hillary haters who didn't see the show.
It's a real joy to watch a beautiful mother/daughter relationship that most of us first caught glimpses of thirty years ago. Their deep thinking and keen listening provide a wide platform for strong, ground-breaking, intelligent women, many of whom are not widely known. The household names that are included open themselves up in relaxed, very personal ways.
All the women in the series have tremendous stories that are told with smarts and great senses of humor. The variety of professions and lifestyles represented by these gutsy women make for bold, genuinely interesting choices. Kudos to the producers for embracing diversity.
A nice added element of fun are the unscripted Hillary and Chelsea moments. They are unabashedly themselves as they try new things, comfortable with being novices putting their full trust in the gutsy women who guide them. Their interspersed one-on-one conversations show what a life of self-reflection and love can bring to one's self and one's relationships with the world.
The series also offers rare insight into the personal lives of a First Lady and Daughter years after they've left White House. Chelsea as a working mother and Hillary as a retired grandmother reflecting on their lives puts a human face on who most viewers knew as a child and elected official.
Overall a it's a great show, very solid. Skip the Right Wing noise and enjoy this A+ doc series.
It's a real joy to watch a beautiful mother/daughter relationship that most of us first caught glimpses of thirty years ago. Their deep thinking and keen listening provide a wide platform for strong, ground-breaking, intelligent women, many of whom are not widely known. The household names that are included open themselves up in relaxed, very personal ways.
All the women in the series have tremendous stories that are told with smarts and great senses of humor. The variety of professions and lifestyles represented by these gutsy women make for bold, genuinely interesting choices. Kudos to the producers for embracing diversity.
A nice added element of fun are the unscripted Hillary and Chelsea moments. They are unabashedly themselves as they try new things, comfortable with being novices putting their full trust in the gutsy women who guide them. Their interspersed one-on-one conversations show what a life of self-reflection and love can bring to one's self and one's relationships with the world.
The series also offers rare insight into the personal lives of a First Lady and Daughter years after they've left White House. Chelsea as a working mother and Hillary as a retired grandmother reflecting on their lives puts a human face on who most viewers knew as a child and elected official.
Overall a it's a great show, very solid. Skip the Right Wing noise and enjoy this A+ doc series.