After being dumped by her longtime boyfriend, a young woman (Kat Dennings, 2 Broke Girls) must deal with her own...
After being dumped by her longtime boyfriend, a young woman (Kat Dennings, 2 Broke Girls) must deal with her own imagination—which includes a cat-woman bus driver—in this anti-rom-com series.
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75 %104 reviews"Its fantasies aren't fanciful enough to compel us, and its reality seems perpetually elided."
Variety"Every possible rough edge of gender, sexuality, race and class has been sanded off of these characters and this story. Yet Dollface stays consistently watchable and even its familiar punchlines often hit thanks to this cast."
Hollywood Reporter"Dollface could have been a fun, forgettable diversion, the kind of show meant to be watched as you fold laundry. But its approach to feminism, which it name-checks, strikes a sour note."
Vulture"Dollface reminds us yet again why [Kat] Dennings' droll comedic persona serves as the steady core of a project like this."
Salon"Dollface is not B.F.F. material, but that doesn't mean it isn't a good time. The vibe is right, the tiny details well observed, and Mitchell's performance is a treat and a half."
The New York Times"It's the pastel-colored clichés, woefully outdated attempts at slang and a singular vision of what womanhood is in 2019 that makes the show cringe-worthy in all the wrong ways."
USA Today"That's really the heart of it: Dollface, despite its centering of female friendship, committed performances and genuinely good grasp of satirical wellness terminology, often doesn't seem to have much of one."
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