Teenage Bounty Hunters

My husband and I will usually give a series a chance by watching the first episode of a season. We really did not expect anything good would come from this series and actually watched the first show after he lost in paper, rock and scissors. This show is funny on so many levels. It's even more funny because we are from the South and every southern cliche they could poke fun of they do. It's not in a pretentious way; it's just hilarious.

The series is basically twin teenage sisters who fall into bounty hunting by accident. It follows their lives through their accidental job, drama of high school and sister relationships. Netflix has some not so good series with subpar acting and horrible dialogue. This show saved Netflix's track record of crap.

I was very entertained and honestly blown away by the acting performances for the main characters and others. A refreshing, spot on comedy show with a unique sense of humor.

First I know that is series has not been made with the like of me as the target audience. I'm not young, a woman or even christian.. and I loved it ! I start watching because I was bored and wanted something very light, expecting to stop watching halfway through the first episode. Boy ! How wrong I was. The premise of teenagers as assistant bounty hunters is of course totally unrealistic but that's the only thing I find totally far fetched. What's really keep me watching is of course the two leads and their portrayal of fraternal twin sisters. I don't think I ever saw this kind of sisters relationship before and if I can't judge on the veracity ( I don't have a sister nor a twin) I like how different it's seems from everything else I add saw in a long while. I'm at episode 6 right now but I can't wait to see the rest

Don't misjudge this show based on its first episode. The other episodes are really smart, funny and entertaining. This is a quality Netflix web TV show executive- produced by Jenji Kohan(Orange is The New Black). Definitely NOT a cheap netflix nonsense teener series.

Beautifully written, snappily edited and with razor-sharp dialogue, this is a cracking addition to the Netflix catalogue.