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Well, I am partly enjoying it..but then realized it is basically a drawn out version of devil wears Prada- same fashions, same mean boss woman, same bitchy office politics, and if you listen closely enough- also the same background music they used in the original movie.

The main high point is Gabriel (obvious reasons really ; ) but the series lacks realism- the main character is dripping in designer outfits yet rents a very average apartment. She somehow manages to befriend her narcissistic boss and invites her to parties. She's allowed to speak English at work when everyone else is talking in french. Literally every guy she meets seems to want her. Who actually buys this?

Also, I dont know French people but they are not represented in the nicest way- made to look philandering and full of secret agendas, whilst Emily is made to look like the sweet little innocent amongst them.

The actress, Lily Collins, is amazing..but the story is so cliche and feels just like another Andy sachs adventure .

Is it the most well written, eloquent, well acted series ever? No. Is it a light watch that is easy to check in and out of with fantastic colours and set design/ costumes? Yes. I enjoyed this in a time where I don't want to be reminded of the Covid Global Crisis, politics, the crap weather and other depressing things going on across the globe.

The characters are quite fun. The storyline is easy to navigate. The set and colours are beautiful. A lot of criticism around the wardrobe on Vogue Instagram but I thought they were fun and pretty.

It's mindless and distracting from reality. Perfect. What more could one want from a series right now?

Main character is just annoying and for anyone outside of America this is just stupid. How on Earth is someone supposed to like and relate with ignorant social media expert that has a personality of a cartoon character.

I'm French and yes there is lot of clichés in the show, it may be a bit annoying when this is overplayed but to be fair, even if in numbers the cliché are mostly on French, the authors do not avoid to put some on Americans too (shouting instead of talking, not able to dress up without a lack of taste, etc.). Moreover what I found interesting in this show (and apparently my fellow country mans didn't noticed it) is the fact that when there is a cultural difference to settle, this is not a " Merica is always right so think as we do". Both are giving their point of view and explain it.

Overall, the show is quite nice even if lot of things are not credible, and I would put a 8 stars if clichés were a bit more nuanced (ex: yes we know that there is less working hours/per week than in US but come on, nobody starts a 10:30 AM and take a 2h lunch break at restaurant every day).

To conclude, this is not the tv show of the year, but still nice to watch. If you're not French, keep in mind that this is not a true reflection of France, if you say "bonjour" we're not that rude ;), and if your French, chill-out a bit, i know we are a proud of being French and very chauvinist but come on, what is showed is somewhat halfway true and keep in mind that authors try to do it in both ways with superficiality on US social media etc...

Wow, this innocuous little sitcom gets quite a pasting from the imdb crowd! I wonder why?

I find it odd that so many reviewers, the majority of whom are presumably American, are getting their knickers in a twist over it to such an extent. 'How DARE this American girl roll up in Paris, without any experience of the language or culture, and proceed to make a series of social gaffes in every episode?! And THEN, to make matters worse, she posts pictures of herself eating patisserie on Instagram! This is OUTRAGEOUS - and symptomatic of EVERYTHING THAT'S WRONG WITH THE WORLD!!!'

Well, get over yourselves, it's a sitcom, not a treatise on the dangers of US cultural imperialism - and don't forget that the French once had a powerful empire too. It's a classic 'fish out of water' scenario, it's meant to be light and fluffy, and it's raison d'être is to poke fun at social mores and the clash of cultures, against the backdrop of Paris at its most appealing. If you're not into any of these things then why are you even watching?

Points against: I hate Emily's clothes, although I appreciate that she's meant to be a bright, brash contrast to the likes of Sylvie. Also I'm on series 2 at present and concerned that it's all going to be relationship shenanigans and not much else. But series 1, for me, was a 10. And Lily Collins is great.

An intellectual Emily is not. She is a ditzy and immature girl. Her life is a series of disasters in both her personal life and work. Common sense is not in her equation. She makes a succession of poor decisions, hoping to keep her boyfriends in the air, until it all crashes. Emily seems unable to show any sort of decision making ability. How she manages to get the daily changing fabulous clothes she wears is a mystery. Particularly the size of her flat and a free standing rack that is for her clothes. Where the clothes all live is beyond me and how she manages to acquire them. Mindy, her singing friend makes a nice distraction. Overall, although visually appealing, the story is like Groundhog Day in that it keeps going over the same ground with slightly different variations, rinse and repeat.

• Critizing French people for giving 'male gaze' in the ads, while laughing at the age of Brigitte;
• Every French man thinks about going to the bed with you since you're pretty?
• Every girl that comes to Paris SHOULD go have sex randomly if they spend time in this most romantic place in the world?
• French people are conservative, ignorant, insulting foreigners in the face;
• Finding a Korean actress that does not speak mandarin to perform a Chinese, with bunch of "american chinese girls" as her besties;
• Emily has not made any improvement in her French, nor in her dressing style, from episode 1 till the end. This sucks.

I'm not French, but that's definitely not the Paris that I'm living in.

I enjoyed it. A chick flick, full of cliches, not deep, but fun and entertaining. I binge watched it while I was feeling sick. I needed something fun that doesn't require much concentration, thinking and analyzing. It was good and inspiring in general.

I am a born and raised Parisian, so I expected to watch another bad show/film about Paris. There are still many clichés about the French and Paris, but there are also a lot about the Americans and the USA. The French are mean and rude for the Americans because the French are in my opinion less hypocritical ;) and the Americans are "ringards" because you cannot compete with the French sense of class. In the end, it is more a reality than a cliché. Emily made on each outfit at least one fashion mistake!!! But that is how it is supposed to be!

Everyone did a great job on the show. It is really rare to watch an American show with so many details about the French culture (or about another that is not American). I even started to think it was French with some American actors.

I did not want to give 10 stars because sometimes the characters spoke in English to another although they were both French. For example Antoine and Gabriel spoke in English although Emily was not around. It is a typically mistake on American shows and I think they tried avoiding it but not enough ;)

I binged the show in one day, so I would definitely recommend Emily in Paris!

Do Americans realise how they come across when they produce patronising twaddle such as this? Shallow and awful.

Seen it all before a million times. France made to look awful through a fake and ignorant lens of petty cliché. Utter nonsense. This production insults the intelligence of Netflix subscribers.

I've found myself laughing out loud, smiling so big, and replaying those sweet but simple scenes between Emily and Gabriel more than any other romcom show I've watched. This show is definitely not some deep, dramatic, life-altering, Academy award winning Paris love story, but it is extremely fun and light-hearted to watch. Perfect for an easy, mindless night winding down after a days work :) The French cast (Luc, Julian, and Sylvie) are scene stealers and just add so much flair and color to the show, they're an absolute delight watch. Overall, this show doesn't take itself too seriously, knows how to have fun, and I honestly just love watching it.

I don't understand why is this show attracting so much hate. Sure, the show is making jokes about French and American stereotypes, and nothing is real - all French in the show speak amazing English with very little French accent. And the job is too easy, and the lead actress seems to be too lucky, and so on.

But come on, it's not a thriller or a documentary. It's a different genre and within this genre you don't have to show reality as close as possible.

Occasionally there were some jokes that made me lough and the image in general is pretty good with some nice Paris views. It's very light, there is no aggression or violence or hate or negativity of any kind in this TV show which is a plus as well

I think it's an okay mainstream TV show

Lily Collins lights up the screen.Set in wonderful Paris this show has a marvellous vibe.It is not Game of Thrones but it is fun,and boy do we need some fun.

I love this show. It has a great cast and an amazing storyline. The show's fashion's just incredible. The city's filmed a lot and it certainly does make you wanna go to Paris immediately. I don't care how truthful the show is cause it's like a good rom-com that shouldn't end at all. This is a show that puts a smile on your face!

Mr Star didn't get the memo that we no longer write stories that have conflicts that could have been solved by having a 10 second conversation. Talk about whiplash from all the back and forth with these relationships! While the show's short episodes make for an easy watch combined with great views of Paris, the storyline feels quite basic with predictable tropes and basic to non-existent character development. Basically, if you're into aesthetically pleasing shows with not that much depth, this one is for you. It sure hits the spot some days, but if you want to be truly entertained and face at least some sort of cerebral challenge you need to look elsewhere I'm afraid.

This show is potato chips. Tastes ok, no substance or nutritional value. I call these shows my hair drying shows. Not good enough to watch with my husband or really pay attention. I watch while I dry my hair or put on makeup. I think the main character is very pretty and I enjoy her outfits. And of course everyone she meets is hyper attractive and equally groomed. So watch for some eye candy and silly scenarios. It definitely takes you into a different (not super believable) realm where you can just keep popping those potato chips and relax.

A few episodes in and loving this show. I'm originally from France and while many aspects are cliche for comedic effect, a lot of it is actually accurate. Some really clever observations of the French culture. Plus beautiful shots of Paris, and Lily Collins who's stunning. Entertaining, relaxing, and quite informative.

The Emily In Paris show is basic. It's a show that I really enjoyed (by the way, I just finished the first part of season 4 in one day), but it's a show that cruelly lacks depth. The characters are far too superficial, the problems they face are not at all "relatable" and especially their life in Paris does not symbolize life there at all. The show is full of clichés, croissants, bars, restaurants, streets with Haussmann buildings, this is so false and it's an extremely superficial side of the show. The characters seriously lack depth, Emily who is in a love triangle and the problems she lives at work are nonsense and very shiny and cute romance. It's much more of a show that you can chill to and watch without really paying attention and more enjoying the city (which is simply wonderful knowing that Paris is not really like that). I advise if you like to watch a light and normal show but not really if you appreciate something deep and strong.

This was advertised as Sex and the City (in Paris), but it is nothing of the sort. Lily Collins is a great actor, but her character is basic white girl caricature. Everyone is a caricature. French people are mean and smoke too much. You will just meet your new best friend on a park bench. Every man is hot and going to hit on you. The show was so cringy I couldn't believe what I was watching. It felt like a CW show with a larger budget, then I found out the show was originally set to premiere on MTV. With the toned down language and idealized view of the world, this show is probably great for tween girls who want to put themselves in Emily shoes. This is no Sex and the City.

How incredibly narcissistic is this dingbat that she truly believes she holds the keys to unlock all that lies before her? In real life, being this obnoxious, needy and self-absorbed doesn't endear you to anyone, least of all, your boss (or whatever the woman is), and it certainly doesn't get you clients unless you're a prostitute.

I gave it 7 episodes, as the 1st was like-able enough, but after that it all went downhill- with the possible exception of Mindy, Luc and Julien- the rest is just a hot mess of vanity and self righteous indignation that's too insufferable.