That was an excellent one.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Great theme song for starters, quite catchy. I looked forward to watching this show every Monday... was it? It was a while ago forgive me. My memory isn't so hot. I do remember loving this show, rushing home from work so I could watch it from the 1st second to the last second. Too bad it was short-lived by WB moving around and what not, that confused the hell out of me. Right when I found a show I actually worked my schedule around to make sure I watched it, the station makes extensive changes and wipes my show off the air, poof. Oh well I'll just be grateful for the one season I did get to watch. The actors were beautiful, heart-felt, and funny. Damn good show, I miss it. Bring it back!!

Well, at first, I thought this show wouldn't be that good. But I kept in the back of my mind that Martha Kaufman had produced it and since I like Sex and the City a bunch I gave it a chance. My first impression was that it wasn't that good cause I only knew two actresses and I didn't really like Jennifer's performance, I still don't, she's always a bit overacting. But the other three sisters are amazing. Lizzy Caplan stunned me, I really wouldn't have expected this after Mean Girls. But she does a marvelous job. She brings a bit of fire in the show. But off course she wouldn't be able to do it without Kiele Sanchez who makes a breakthrough here and Laura, who really shows she's got it in her. So, the story's good, put well together so far, it's getting better with every episode. The only hing that also might bother some of you is René, not because she acts bad, but because of the character she has to play, it's just so annoying to watch at. So overall I really love this show but don't expect Sex and the City cause it's completely different, not worse, but I'm sure that it won't last as long as Sex and the City.A 7.5 out of 10 I say. Watch it!!

correction the married sister is Ginny, Ann is the one who just broke up with her boyfriend, Danny, Margie is the screw up who moved back home, and rose is the one in collage who switches from premed to experimental theater. also when i fist saw the show i didn't think it was very good either but when i saw it again, when they did the repeat, it was definitely better, although it was disappointing that it was not as funny as it appeared in the adds. and one more thing does anyone know who the actor is who plays Alex, the guy rose likes, he looks really familiar. if ANYONE DOES PLEASE E-MAIL ME WITH THE NAME MY E-MAIL IS PURPLELEFUNT@YAHOO.COM (NO CAPS)

This show was advertised as "from the creators of Sex and the city and friends" so I was hopeful. It did not deliver. The show is about 4 sisters living in NYC. They're all different in their own way. It is about their lives and this dumb thing called "the phone chain" where they all get in touch with each other via "phone" (insert laugh track). The show is infused with the most irritating background music throughout which I suppose is to instill certain feelings you should have in each scene because the dialogue/plot alone is not enough.The show is sort of a soap opera I guess. All the sisters have their own little dramas, but coming from a family of 3 girls I see their relationships as artificial, and that goes for the dialogue as well. I didn't find this show to be happy, sad, funny, dramatic or anything. I just thought it was disappointing. Not to spoil anything, but of course at the end of the show (which I imaging will be the same trite ending to all episodes) there was a big gushy hallmark moment.Definitely not "friends" or "sex and the city". Not even close.