Why so much hype?

Thanks for the memories!

Nice effects though.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Wow! What a series, I absolutely love Jennifer Love Hewitt and she plays a brilliant part in this very short lived series.Wish they didn't cancel the season!It is sexy and steamy with a brilliant twist, Wish we could find out what happened at the end of season 2 with the fire at "The Rub"But we will never know!

It began good but soon it became a bit silly. Only good looking guys were clients? Husband left and off course returned with some bs reason. Jennifer love Hewitt is acting like always but I did like the Selena character and I live Henry! All taken I think it is an OK show. The storyline has potential but it s a shame it stays a bit blank.

I am what you call a massage enthusiast. I love and appreciate the art of massage and do dabble in it myself. I guess you could call me an amateur masseuse. I was expecting a nice show about a nice girl who has some fun and quirky clients. After watching the show on a show about lawyers, police officers, TV producers, cooks, and much more, I was glad I could finally find a show I could relate to. However, I was quite surprised by the show I found. I was sitting down after a long day and ready to let off some steam. I got nestled on my couch and put on this show. To my surprise, this show showcases girls who use massage to cover their prostitution to make money. I was both offended and surprised at the same time. As someone who loves the art of massage, I was horrified to see how the only good massages were "special" massages. Most massages are legit and professional by focusing on relieving your muscles or at least that is what I have experienced. Despite the confusion and the gross stereotype, the show was okay.

In "The Client's list", we have the economy -crisis- as a severe background but a housewife who seems really compelled to buy non essential things. I can understand the difficulties of that family but why the big SUV, the new boots, and apparently the new kitchen: didn't she hear about savings? So that situation leaves her with no other choices than to accept to be a masseuse (despite the strange definition of the job) and put aside her apparent morality... And what about her so-called clients! all so wealthy and good looking! because everyone knows than the ugly ones don't have the same needs than the first category... Seriously!?! Do i have to add that i'm not convinced by the relationships being developed between all the protagonists... none of the characters seems to act natural but trying to enter a category: you have the brave strong mother, her cheerful friend, her tormented brother-in-law, the jealous co-worker... Finally what do we get of that show? a remedy to financial crisis: moral crisis! or how to flip a problem for a new one... I don't advise that show except if you're looking for something easy to process, you just have to watch and you will forget it!