Kathryn Hahn (WandaVision) leads this series as a woman who reluctantly becomes Dear Sugar—an anonymous, revered advice columnist—when her own...
Kathryn Hahn (WandaVision) leads this series as a woman who reluctantly becomes Dear Sugar—an anonymous, revered advice columnist—when her own life is falling apart.
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83 %32 reviews"If you’re a Strayed fan, or you’re in the mood for a good cry, enjoy. Otherwise, it is purgatory of quite a different kind."
The Guardian"Both lighter and more nimble than its synopsis might suggest."
Variety"A confident blend of the original source material and a new fictionalised origin story."
A.V. Club"Tiny Beautiful Things could be melodramatic or manipulative, but with Kathryn Hahn headlining it is emotionally vivid throughout and riveting in the best moments."
The Age"The “payoff,” such as it is, comes nowhere close to justifying the anguish of all eight episodes."
Wall Street Journal"Together, Hahn and Pidgeon create one of the fullest portraits of an individual ever seen on television."
San Francisco Chronicle"A big, messy triumph."
Collider"Great performances ground a painful, beautiful story."
Slash Film"This show has tight writing that ranges from poignant to amusing, and a good cast."
New York Post"The show, though sometimes too slow-moving, is a lovely glimpse into the making of a writer."
The New Yorker"(Hahn's) performance is a beautiful thing amid some not-so-tiny flaws."
Financial Times"Moving..."
Hollywood Reporter"A heartfelt story of grief, family, and the power of Kathryn Hahn."
Paste"Kathryn Hahn makes Tiny Beautiful Things a compelling watch..."
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