Really solid pilot, kinda got the same vibe as "Girls" it was great to see Amazon picked it up to series!

A good story with a great cast and superb script. And an amazing Jeffrey Tambor. No doubt, they at Amazon Studios should commission a whole season.

I enjoyed season 1. The 2nd season was boring by comparison, so much so that I won't be bothering with any potential future seasons.

One of my favourite shows, it's so genuine and the relationships and problems between characters are so real -- portrayed with such brilliant cinematography. Bravo! 10/10 on both seasons so far!

That was just terrible ...

Insight without homily.

Every word matters.

this show suck! its terrible..

At first i was skeptic, but i kept watching the entire first season and it totally won me when i watched the flashbacks of the main characters in episodes 8 and 9! now looking forward to S2!

Let's see, this series started very well and especially for the year in which its first episode was released marked a slight change in the way of representing the Transsexual community on television.

It started well and maintained a good pace despite the firing of Jeffrey Tambor for sexual harassment of his film partner.

The dialogues of this series are super worked, its cast is extraordinary and its photography and costumes are excellent.

Despite its cancellation, it had a very close ending, and especially despite Jeffrey's denegable behavior, it is a series more than recommended.

This show manages to sometimes tackle enormously difficult issues in beautiful ways that honour their complexity and emotion. Major themes Include gender, identity, change, family and boundaries.

In Season 1, I fell in love with the three adult Pfefferman children while learning a lot about the trans experience - and the aging experience- through the main character Moira. I don't fully remember, but was less engaged by Season 3, though I liked the eldest's sexual awakening storyline.

The Israel episodes of Season 4 are a particularly powerful viewing experience for anyone with a connection to Judaism or Israel and ones I believe I will rewatch again and again. The movie musical finale (aka S5E01) has some touching songs which feel like watching a family in therapy. It is a sad watch though. Judith Light as the family matriarch is a powerhouse of talent in Season 4 and the finale - I'm gobsmacked by her comedy.

All around highly recommend

The most sincere show I've ever seen.