Bad Sisters

Speaking of Ireland, today we're going to be talking about Bad Sisters, which is, was an Apple TV show aired for two seasons.

There is some speculation about whether there'll be a third season, but based on what I've read from creator and star Sharon Horgan, who's amazing, it doesn't seem like she's too keen on continuing

the saga of these bad sisters.

So for those of you who don't know anything about this, Apple TV show, and like I said, created by Sharon Horgan, who you might know from the show Catastrophe she did with Rob Delaney that was wonderfully dark, a very wonderful dark comedy about relationships and parenthood.

And this is sort of on her brand, Irish dark comedy about five sisters who were orphaned young and are fiercely devoted to protecting each other.

And one of the sisters, the second oldest, Grace, has a really horrible husband, John Paul, who's controlling, belittling, and all of the sisters had some beef with him.

The pacing of the show, it'll be like you'll see what the outcome is and then you'll go back and all that.

But I'm kind of loathe to really divulge too much.

But let's just say that the sisters, while fiercely looking after one another, and especially Grace, kind of go into some questionable moral terrain.

I'm an only child, never had a sister, do have sister-in-laws.

So I do really appreciate the dynamic.

Like you have the older sister who puts it upon herself to be sort of the mother, though none of her other sisters want her necessarily to be.

You have the young sister who's a little out of it.

And then you have the various flavors of middle sister.

You get a real bad sisters situation with your sisters-in-law.

Not that they're bad, but just that there's a collective of them.

Exactly.

And they

have this dynamic.

Right.

And that is just a delight to watch.

And it feels so natural.

It was based off the Belgian series Clan, which I had not seen.

Yeah, like I said, two seasons.

That's kind of the basic, you know, set in Ireland.