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Kim K’s Hit Show Gets Season 2 — but Viewers and Critics Don’t Agree
The legal drama garnered 3.2 million views globally in three days, becoming Hulu's biggest original scripted premiere in three years despite mixed critical ratings.
- Ryan Murphy and Hulu confirmed on November 24 that Hulu officially greenlit All's Fair for a second season starring Kim Kardashian, The Hollywood Reporter said in a joint Instagram post.
- Strong initial streaming numbers prompted Hulu to renew the show despite negative reviews, as it became the streamer's biggest original scripted premiere in three years based on early streaming figures.
- Critics panned the show, scoring All's Fair 3% on Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer, while Popcornmeter gave 66 and Metacritic viewers 17; co-star Glenn Close said, `I swear to God, I've seen all nine episodes and it's pretty f***ing good`.
- Fans and critics reacted immediately on social media, with discussion exploding over the renewal as some viewers cancelled Hulu while others celebrated, highlighting free publicity and commercial motive.
- The season, which premiered earlier this month, spans nine episodes featuring Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson and Glenn Close, and will conclude with a two-episode finale on December 9th, with Ryan Murphy leading.
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Hulu Renews Kim Kardashian's 'All’s Fair' for Season 2 Despite Brutal Reviews
Disney/Hulu has picked up All's Fair for season 2. From the moment the first trailer dropped, the reaction online was that it looked too bad to be real. Then the reviews started rolling out, with the consensus that the Kim Kardashian-led legal drama was as advertised. The Times gave it zero stars and said, "This may be the worst TV drama ever." The post Hulu Renews Kim Kardashian’s ‘All’s Fair’ for Season 2 Despite Brutal Reviews appeared first …
Hulu is very pleased with the ratings of the series All's Fair.
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