All's Fair

It's a very mixed viewing experience. The visual, the outfits of the heroines, the atmosphere is gorgeous, but the dialogues and the plot... It's not even really clear what this series is about, actually. I love stories about strong women, but it looks like just an agenda story about feminism and the sloganeering around it without really diving into the complexity of women's position in their careers, some kind of personal drama.
The characters are all exactly the same. They can be swapped as you like, and there will be no difference.
I grew up watching investigative detective series about lawyers, where the series is usually devoted to the delicate work of finding all kinds of evidence, any loopholes, how to help a client. Here, a super successful lawyer flies halfway across the country on a private jet to... threaten a security guard with the police? And he'll kind of get scared and listen to her? Is it possible to enter any house in America that is on private property? And an incredible roachist with the law that gifts in marriage are not shared during divorce. Wow, this is an incredible legal job, which, of course, a super rich successful man could not have foreseen and prescribed in a prenuptial agreement.

And the super personal information extracted from the dominatrix? Yes, she can be sued for this in such a way that her entire reputation will go to hell, not to mention the fact that influential people will most likely stupidly get rid of her after such a drain and throw her corpse into the gutter.

In short, the plot is extremely flat. Or rather, his complete absence. It's a pity, I was really hoping for a visually beautiful story about women who have achieved success in law. But apparently the era of such stories is already gone.

That is, they respected, trusted and loved Dina for so many years.

and here they just believe Kar's stories, especially in anticipation of her joining the company.

I don't understand
, that is, she has framed them so many times, put a stick in their wheels, they know that she is capable of anything
, both fraud and substitution and blackmail.

And here they suddenly got into her good cause.

let someone try to question the deservedness of Paulson's star on the walk of fame, no one plays straight like her.

Sarah Paulson plays heartbreak 💔 🔥 🤩 good, oh good 🔥

A powerful series

I expected a little different, I agree with the first commentator, I also have mixed feelings from watching it. Beautiful, but flat and superficial.
In general, it feels like you're watching a TV show or a long-running commercial, and it's not real. The picture is beautiful, gorgeous, yes, and behind it, as if there is "nothing"…