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The show features scenes mocking traditional gender roles and professional environments. There's a gag where a group of women confront a sexist, laughably out-of-touch male CEO, culminating in a humorous, almost absurd scene where they threaten to sleep their asses on the lawn after writing on a couch with a Sharpie—an over-the-top parody of female rebellion.
Casting and Characterization
Casting choices are heavily criticized. The series appears to intentionally cast older and less traditionally attractive women, with Kim Kardashian singled out as the "best-looking" star, implying that everyone else is "ugly" or "fugly." This aesthetic decision seems designed to emphasize a parody of Hollywood beauty standards rather than genuine diversity or representation.