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It's quite possible you're at least familiar with Ryan Murphy's latest project All's Fair, because in terms of utter silliness, it's a doozy.

It's about an all-female law firm led by, wait for it, Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts,

and Nisi Nash Betts. And true to the Murphy brand,

the show is barbed and nasty, over the top and all around so much, maybe too much even for him.

It's got us wondering, is it fair that he's unleashed this upon the world? I'm Aisha Harris,

and today we're talking about all's fair on Pop

Pop-Pitcher Happy Hour from NPR. Join me today is Volcher TV critic, Roxanna Hadati. Welcome back,

Roxanna. Hello, thank you for having me. It is great to have you here, Roxanna. Also here is

Christina Tucker. She's the co-host of the podcast, Wait is this a date. Welcome back to you to

Christina. Hello, hello. Get ready. Welcome back to you to Christina.

Hello, hello.

Get ready to pin your wigs back, team.

The wigs are pinned.

The makeup is done.

The nether regions have been pricked and plodded and plumped and all those things.

Oh, God.

Look, this show, my goodness. Okay, fair stars kim kardashian as allura grant

naomi watts as liberty ronson and nisi nashbats as emerald green that's redundant together they

form a high-powered law firm specializing in obtaining hefty divorce settlements for wealthy women

their mentor and

colleague is Dina Standish, played by Glenn Close. Their sworn enemy is rival attorney Carrington Lane,

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