Pretty the Series

If you have ever watched an episode of "Toddlers & Tiara's" in horror, this may be the web-series for you!

PRETTY takes on child beauty pageants in a whole new way. PRETTY is satirical, insulting, slightly obscene and brilliantly fun! WARNING: No one is safe!

Michael Champagne wants his 5-year old daughter Annette to WIN the MissStar Eyes pageant and will stop at nothing until she does. His wife Rabina is a professional smoker who just so happens to have a little something going on with her brother-in-law Ethan. Annette is played to perfection by 30-Something actress Stacy McQueen.

Add in power-hungry, back-stabbing pageant directors and you might just get an idea of PRETTY.

The cast is superb, the show is fast-paced, outrageous and the episodes are short and FREE to view.

Best of all, if you are a soap fan, there are guest stars galore to thrill you, including: Denise Alexander, Genie Francis, Joan Van Ark, Martha Byrne and Mary Beth Evans.

This web series is a brilliant look into the "other world" of pageants unlike you've ever seen. Hilarious with a touch of glamor thrown in, the series follows one girls brave attempts at capturing the crown. Follow The Champagne family as they enter their Annette into numerous glitter pageants. Sam Pancake shines as Dad Michael and there are also cameo appearances by daytime favorite Denise Alexander as a judge. Annette (played by Stace McQueen) is a typical 6 year-old trapped in a woman's body. Spray tanning is her middle name! Never a dull moment, Pretty The Series is a fun romp that anyone who cringes at the likes of Toddlers and Tiaras will approve.

I came late to the Pretty party, but was beyond happy to have stumbled across it. This web series is inventive and imaginative. From the first frame you're wondering what in the sam hill am I watching. Steve Silverman writing and direction coupled with Stacy McQueens approach to the character Annette suck you in. The whole cast works well together and the dynamic of Stacy and Sam Pancake together in a scene is just too freaking funny. You will watch each episode and are silently begging Steve Silverman to come back with more. Pretty is by no means politically correct and if your sensibility and sense of humor are akin to having a stick up your as& then don't watch. If you want laugh out loud hilarious dialogue and over the top characters this is what you need to watch. With Steve you never know who will show up on screen but you will definitely look forward to all of his surprises. I also recommend watching the outtakes because you can just hear the laughter coming from the whole crew.