Pink Collar Crimes

At first I thought this was just another bad reality crime show until it hit me that this was actually a spoof of the genre done just close enough to not being totally obvious that it even fooled another reviewer here. It's comedic genius and worthy of at least 3 stars. It was so good I made it almost half way through!

Yeah, Marcia Clark was a bad choice and the trailer really sucks. But the show does take you inside the persons head and what happened. The news is so full of half-truths about crimes that I think it is good to have the person who committed the crime speak, as well as the people they hurt, and everyone's lawyers.

This show does let you know what happens to people after they are convicted and that is really important.

I watch both episodes and the one with the soccer mom she had a smug attitude and made it seem like it was a joke ,she only got 3 year but then again only stole 5k.its not bad just something to watch the storys seem to be real but the women need to take it more serious

I only watch true crime stories because my other half likes them. I enjoyed this one though. The crimes only connection is they were all carried out by women. They vary between armed robbery and fraud. Its nice to watch a true crime story that is not just murder.

The stories are mostly told by someone involved with the story with the odd reenactment. A woman who I do not know but maybe because I am British, pops up every so often with a comment. There is also interviews with other people involved. I like that the person telling the story changes. First week it was the person who carried it out, second week it was a victim and the third week it was the private investigator who tracked the criminal down (several times).

Its a good true crime series and slightly better than others. Its about women committing crimes but its not feminist tripe. I really would give this a go.

The reenactments are bad and the actual stories seem to be missing cool detail that were presented in other better true crime shows.