49 Thoughts I Had While Watching Episode 1 of ‘All’s Fair’
The show feels like Ryan Murphy threw a mix of iconic actresses into a creative blender and pressed "pulse." Murphy’s signature dramatic and elaborate style—previously evident in Scream Queens—made me confident that his new star-packed legal drama, All’s Fair, would suit my taste perfectly.
So, does the series starring Glenn Close, Teyana Taylor, Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash, and Kim Kardashian qualify as an indulgent, guilty-pleasure watch? Below are my thoughts about it.
“This show feels like Ryan Murphy tossed a bunch of legendary actresses in a Vitamix and hit ‘pulse.’”
The mix of talent and tone creates something that feels both intentionally over-the-top and surprisingly self-aware—classic Murphy entertainment at its peak theatricality.
Additional Mentions
- Ryan Murphy’s fondness for the operatic and surreal continues to define his television aesthetic.
- The cast lineup promises drama, glamour, and plenty of emotional fireworks.
- The production leans into stylish storytelling, walking a fine line between satire and earnestness.
Author’s Summary
An extravagant legal drama blending Ryan Murphy’s signature flair with a powerhouse cast, delivering pure, unapologetic spectacle for fans of stylish television.