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All’s Fair season two review – am I delirious … or is this getting good?
Source: The Guardian · Published
From Glenn Close in pleather to naughty rumours about Bruno Mars, this legal drama is still absolutely ludicrous. But squint hard enough and it has slightly improved since its zero-star debut On the one hand, Trump and the Maga movement have been routed in the midterms. On the other, the second season of All’s Fair is out. Truly, the lord giveth and the lord taketh away. For those of you who have…
Key points
- From Glenn Close in pleather to naughty rumours about Bruno Mars, this legal drama is still absolutely ludicrous.
- But squint hard enough and it has slightly improved since its zero-star debut On the one hand, Trump and the Maga movement have been routed in the midterms.
- On the other, the second season of All’s Fair is out.
- Truly, the lord giveth and the lord taketh away.
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