Nothing like an early aughts romp doing a pastiche on a bygone era.

Endearing in the way that watching a highschool collection of one-act plays is. Or, after a long day of 5th grade, watching the weekday primetime sitcom block while your mom finishes cooking dinner. But it is set in 90's Seattle - so it has a better soundtrack.

Hundreds of these things

Okay look. I get it. You put Sarah Paulson and Carrie Brownstein in the movie as WLW eye candy. It could have worked for me if you let these lesbians be more a bit more wreckless and careless. "But Jaz," you say, "Carol was trying to get custody of her child!" This isn't about her - Therese should have explored Carrie Brownstein's body.

Give Carol a loaded gun and then we'll talk.