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I watched the first episode and was a little hesitant to keep watching but gave it a shot anyway. By the second and third episode I was hooked...mostly by my own desire to murder JP myself. Out of all of the shows and movies I've seen in my life I don't think I've ever seen such a well written character as JP. The vile, evil things this character says just blows my mind and I really have to applaud 👏 the writers of this show. Claes Bang (JP) is amazing in this role and delivers each of his cutting, stinging, hurtful lines perfectly with the facial expressions to match. I would have given this show a 9.5 or 10 except the first episode didn't really hook me. So just stick with it a little.

Bad Sisters is brilliantly realised in every detail, starting with its crackingly good script.

But it's also technically superb, with a great sound track and cinematography, coupled with really good locations.

The ensemble is terrific, clearly having a really good time with their material, and deliver plenty of laugh out loud moments, but quite capable of the requisite pathos essential for a show of this nature.

Bad Sisters is a true black comedy in every sense of the word - but a sympathetic one - with a rich vein of Irish humour that bubbles to the surface and keeps us invested in the Sister's fortunes. So even though the girls are up to no good, there's always the hanging question - 'but are they, really?' - cos we identify with their predicament and the judgements they're forming. So we all end up conflicted - brilliant!

If you're an overly sensitive male ie. You don't like it when the worst traits of male behaviour get exposed and a corresponding comeuppance, ... then you really need to watch this show and desensitize, it'll do you good and offer some perspective on how everyone else gets left in the wake of selfish male boorishness.

I'm cheering for the Sisters! Way-to-go!

Having seen Sharon Horgan in the series "Catastrophe" I respect and admire her writing, comedy and performance so much that I will watch anything she is in at this point.

"Bad Sisters" is a wickedly funny, brilliantly written, brilliantly acted, and brilliantly directed and just all around clever and so human - both the good and bad, that it stands out immediately.

There is no real violence, car crashes, special effects, it is all very human, the real drama and agony of what some people do to others, smoothed out with hilarious circumstances and comedy. I love this show.

John Paul, one sister's abusive husband otherwise known as "The Prick" to all the sisters is so marvelously and diabolically written and acted that I don't know if I can ever see this actor again in anything else and not hate him for being so evil in such a banal role. Two minutes of watching him constantly call his wife "Mammy" ... it's honestly, just upsetting, because he is so realistic you want to kill him yourself or see to it that he dies.

This series walks the fine line between comedy, drama and tragedy so perfectly, I have to rate it a 10/10.

In your face and borderline offensive. I loved it. I had no expectations but after two episodes, I'm loving this series. Give it a try, you'll love it. Dark comedies with a tinge of drama are my favorites. A+!

I'm not sure I understand ANY other rating than 10/10 for this spectacular comedy/thriller/drama. I hate waiting a week til the next episode. LOVE every cast member. Love the writing, the plot line, the acting, the scenery. Besides Severence, Bad Sisters just blows everything I've seen this year out of the water. I'm a huge Sharon Horgan fan - it's hard to say if this is her best work, but if not it's certainly close to it. At the end of every single episode I'm amazed at the cliffhanger ending. Not sure how they do it for EVERY episode, but they do! If you're not watching this show now...hurry up and start watching! It will NOT disappoint. LOVE this show!

I can't recommend Bad Sisters enough! It's hilarious, cute, sad, funny and shocking. It's a bit of everything! These sisters have a strong bond and will obviously do anything for each other. Even when it gets messy they stick together. Each has their own story and character growth but together it's the best entertainment. J. P. Is a real a-hole and you'll hate his character but also feel a bit sorry for him at times.

All the actors are incredible. I just love Eve Hewson, Sharon Horgan, Sarah Greene and Cleas Bang. Together they all make it look easy. The landscape it beautiful. Makes me want to go to Dublin. I highly recommend Bad Sisters and crossing my fingers there will be another season. It's so original and smart. Watch it. You won't regret it!!!!

An absolutely brilliantly written series with great character development, acting twists and turns. A thoroughly fantastic watch. So sorry it's over!

Enjoyed every second. Get comfortable and enjoy the ride with this black comedy drama, with twists that will leave you reeling. Poignant moments that warm your heart and spirit with unexpected situations around every corner!

I don't want to give away any spoilers. But basically it's about a close family of sisters that find themselves in a series of unfortunate situations and they muddle through in a Gavey way. With some disasters along the way.

You will be mesmerised by the whole story every second of it!

This is a great show!!! Heard about this in the NY Times and I've seen several series that Sharon Horgan was in and loved them all and this is no exception! It's got pieces of everything; comedy, drama, mystery, little dating/romance. Really enjoy the way this story is being told. I'm hooked. Highly recommended series.

Reminds me a bit of Big Little Lies or whatever that HBO series was but a lot more fun to watch and more relatable characters. Gotta check this out.

It will be interesting to see if this is a one series thing given the plot. The actors are great so I'm going they can do another season.

The acting is convincing. Especially Claes Bang, from Denmark, playing the controlling bully.

The story has some red herrings to keep us guessing. There is enough action and humour to carry along what could have been very dark.

Like so many series nowadays, this was a one series TV show that should have been left at that. It is a remake of a Belgian show named Clan that was just one series. The addition of a second series was unnecessary. Unfortunately the second series is no where near as good as the first with a lot of plot holes, completely unrealistic story lines and far too many drawn out, unnecessary, emotional scenes. The first series was tight, with a good story line and flowed at a good pace. You can clearly see that the original story was excellent but the addition of a new, far weaker, story to create a second series has not worked. I gave the first series 8/10 but the second series is 6/10 at best. So overall 7/10. Do not bother with the second series.

Review - Bad Sisters Streaming on Apple TV plus My Rating 9/10

The last episode of this Irish ten part mystery black comedy thriller series was so worth waiting for no spoilers in my review .

Based on the Flemish series Clan this version was filmed in Ireland and developed by Sharon Horgan,Dave Finkel and Brett Baer .

The sisters are Eva Garvey played by Sharon Horgan, Becka Garvey played by Eve Hewson. Grace Williams played by Anne-Marie Duff ,Bibi Garvey played by Sarah Greene and Ursula Flynn played by Ursula Flynn.

The plot is simple and original how do these four protective sisters save sister Grace from her stifling controlling sorry no other word suffices arse hole of a husband John Paul played to poisonous perfection by Danish actor Claes Bang?

Various plots to eliminate John Paul are discussed as we find out in episode 1 that their nemeses is in fact dead but we don't know how he died or who killed him till episode ten.

The series main focus is how John Paul who detests the closeness of his wife Grace's sisters tries every effort to isolate Grace from their protective care and influence. He proceeds to cause hurt and havoc in each of these strong women's lives .

I cant think of a better example or justification at the moment to eliminate a toxic male like John Paul other than perhaps Vladimir Putin .

There are 2 other fine male actors that add to this entertaining series besides Claes Bang as John Paul Williams . Brian Gleeson as Insurance Investigator Thomas Claffin and Daryl McCormack as his adopted brother Matthew both are terrific and play very amusing characters. Those who have recently seen Daryl McCormack as Leo Grande opposite Emma Thomson in the excellent movie Good Luck to You, Leo Grande will be impressed I'm sure with his very different character role as Matthew Claffin in Bad Sisters .

I'm sure we will see more of this handsome actor ,although you couldn't see much more of him after Leo Grande where he spends most of the film naked in bed with Emma Thomson I rated that movie an 8/10 in my review.

Director Rebecca Gatward and her team of Josephine Bornebusch and Dearbhla Walsh have created a cohesive and entertaining series .

It's long at 10 episodes but I will watch it again now that all episodes are available as you tend to forget little plot twists waiting for another weekly instalment.

It's a very funny script considering the subject matter as mentioned it's been adapted to an Irish setting by Brett Baer and Dave Finkel from the original Flemish series Clan.

Bad Sisters is a sprawling ensemble piece that depends as much on secondary characters as it does on primary actors (mostly excellent) and plot.

The five sisters, Eva (the always excellent Sharon Horgan), Ursula (Eva Birthistle), Becka (Eve Henson), Bibi (Sarah Greene) and the frankly terrible Ann Marie Duff playing Grace, are a conflicted, tightly knit pack of sibs who get way in over their heads trying to protect each other.

The murder in season one, and the convoluted misplaced plans were a hoot, as the sisters outfoxed both the insurance company and the Gards (UK for cops). The revenge/murder of the loathsome John Paul was entertaining, particularly with the series' plotting that ended every episode with a cliffhanger.

Season two brings more complications (and more deaths/disappearances) and each sister's personal demons create big challenges for the group. Chief villainess Angelica is easy to dislike (if not outright hate) as a manipulative, backstabbing, blackmailing weirdo. John Paul and Grace's daughter, Blanaid (Saise Quinn) creates problems with stereotypical teenage behavior that isn't well written (or acted). A girl who has lost both her parents in a short time would be unlikely to be a complete ass, and the young actress overplays her role so that it's nearly impossible to sympathize with her. She's more plot device, than three dimensional character.

The now predictably bad choices the sisters make when they collaborate are less believable than in season one and makes the viewer wonder which sister is the one with the brain and common sense on the day in question. Apparently no one on a regular basis, as their clumsy attempts at surveillance, burglary and cover up fall apart each time. They are only able to stay one step ahead of the law due to the staggering incompetence of the lead inspector, who frequently ignores surprisingly spot on deductions by his newly assigned rookie partner.

The same cliffhanger gimmick for each episode will keep you engaged, as will the betting on which sister will get them all in trouble.

Sadly, there's less intricacy to fill in the gaps, and the supporting players this time around aren't able to hold up their end. Too bad because some of these actresses are remarkable performers.

Absolutely brilliant drama, gripping from the get go, and also very witty with lovely writing.

The Irish setting is beautiful and beautifully shot too with lovely cinematography. The characters are hugely relatable and we feel their pain and root for them throughout.

The baddie is so bad and played so well that you are desperate for him to die and rooting for the women who may or may not have killed him.

Lovely performances from all the cast but especially the sisters who are utterly believable as a family and have wonderful chemistry together.

Wish this was all available to binge - the week on week wait is unbearable!

This is hands down the best series to come out this year at least, everything was perfectly executed to the finest detail.

Rarely does a TV series manage to do more than one thing with such perfection, it does comedy really well, I laughed in most of the episodes more than once, it does drama really good as well I teared up in more than one occasion, it got suspense and mystery elements as well.

Combine all that with engaging storytelling, perfect time jumps, marvelous cinematography and breathtaking scenery of Ireland, and out of this world heartfelt acting masterclass and you get this masterpiece.

I am really sad that it is over, I know it is a limited series but I really hope they produce a second season, a work of this quality is hard to often find. Thank you for all this work producers and contributers.

A great show of interesting storylines that end with a human story, but all colored with the best writing of siblings being different and long memories of the others faults but quickly unite as one when needed. It just got better and better. I will miss the Garvey sisters.

I suspected a woman wrote this, but also the screen plays, directing, producing and of course acted. This captured the entire spirit of family. The first season having so much looking at the back story while we saw the current events was an interesting method but actually made for an enjoyable experience. We know something, but only sort of.

Stunning is the word. For plot, for directing, for acting, for chemistry, for everything that Bad Sisters is actually. I haven't been this amazed by a TV show (or a movie) in years. Just wow! A big applause to all the actors and actresses here.

Despite loving it so much, I just hope they don't go all Hollywood on it and make another season. The series feels complete, and let's not spoil it like Hollywood crews usually do with TV series they make - ruin it for the sake of money. Stay put and enjoy the masterpiece as it is.

I will "follow my fanny" and gladly rewatch it soon for fantastic humour, language, elegance and stunning acting. Bravo!

I don't have anything important to say, but I think this show deserves more credit for how entertaining & smart & funny it was. All the characters were so interesting & played to perfection by all involved. I especially enjoyed the youngest sister & her insurance guy love interest. I thought they were really believable & fun to watch. All the sisters were believable in their roles, and they all had amazing chemistry. The dude that played John Paul was really good too because he was so fun to hate. He Musta had a really fun time playing that role b/c he was just so over the top bad. I like how it all played out. I wasn't sure at first, but after 3 episodes I found myself checking Apple + daily waiting for the next episode & eventually Friday became my favorite day of the week b/c I knew I could watch another episode of this show. It was really well done. I enjoyed the ending too. Really good show.

This is Sharon Hogan again, displaying absolute genius through her portrayal of a light thriller this time.

Saddled firmly to her comedic mind it's an excellent series NOT to be missed. I was completely immersed within her vision of how comedy within this genre can produce class drama and when Hogans team collide their talents together It produces impressive viewing. Stella storytelling through outstanding writing delivered by sharp and relatable characters and of course in true Hogan style she delivers humour precise to the nature of the genre, it's everything you can expect to expect from her.

Cracking casting also, AnnMarie Duff - superb choice for the 'not so amazing' Grace. Baby Becka is my personal favourite as the sisters go and Wowwww, could they have cast JP any better? I think not.... The actor himself may now struggle to walk the streets in safety.

Shazza nails it yet again. Simple as that.

Watch this and bloody enjoy, it's quirky without irritation and makes you want to be a sister of theirs too!

I loved the first season, it didn't need a second 2nd season. The writing was great in season 1, now it's sloppy and the stories feel poorly sellotaped together with plot developments that leave you feeling incredulous.

The young detective, Una, may be the most obnoxious and irritating character I have ever seen in a TV show, she is vile, utterly awful, and we are supposed to believe she has cutting insight into everything. She is smug, frivolous, and so utterly annoying I almost can't watch the show. Genuinely despise her character.

It's the brilliant acting of all the sisters and the banter between them that is the only saving grace (no pun intended), they are utterly brilliant, again.

All I can hope is they don't squeeze out a third season.

What an amazing piece of work by everyone involved. I loved watching it and couldn't help myself to binge it.

The stories of both seasons are very creatively connected but also a very good story on its own.

Played so marvellous by the actors that you 'll almost forget that it's not real life. The humor in it is amazing as well als all the other ingredients of a good series... Drama, love, a laugh and a cry, thrilling moments, of course the 'silliness' of the police, the youngsters and the seniors and everyone in between. Therefore everyone who will watch it shall feel some kind of connection with some of the storielines.

I hope there will be another season in the future. Thanks so much for this incredible piece of Art.

Enjoyable dark comedy that drags its way through to its inevitable end. This is a well-made series with a good cast that has a number of moments highlighting how suspenseful and sharply funny it might have been.

I'd happily have rated it higher if the number of episodes were reduced to 8 with few changes. As it is, and as the story proceeds, the suspense fades and impatience begins to set in, and at times, the humour while probably never trying isn't particularly sharp.

It is still better than plenty of TV being made at the moment though, but it is hard not to watch it in its entirety and not think that there was a great high quality 6 episode series that has been extended to the detriment of the suspense, humour and storytelling. (I also probably could have done with one less sister as I never fully warmed to the two younger sisters).

I think the creators should have considered it job well done and moved on as I don't think it warrants a second series. Perhaps a brand new story centring around the insurance agent(s) could be fun but the sisters are best off left swimming in the sea. Don't flog a rightfully dead JP.