Girls5Eva: Season 1

2021

Created by Meredith Scardino
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8 episodes
Comedy
Music

A one-hit-wonder girl group from the '90s are given a second shot at fame thanks to a young rapper who... More

A one-hit-wonder girl group from the '90s are given a second shot at fame thanks to a young rapper who sampled them in this comedy series from Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt writer and four-time Emmy-winner Meredith Scardino.

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Where to watch Girls5Eva: Season 1

Girls5Eva: Season 1 is available to stream in New Zealand... More now on Netflix.

Girls5Eva: Season 1 episodes

Pilot

The members of Girls5eva, a '90s girl group, reconnect after... More a rapper samples their big hit.

D'wasg

Girls5eva struggle to make a first move. Scott deals with... More a package Wickie sent from Los Angeles.

Alf Musik

Girls5eva track down their old songwriter, Alf Musik. Dawn questions... More if she wants a second baby.

Carma

Kev is home from Tampa. Dawn follows the Dolly method.... More Wickie dates a younger guy.

Catskills

Girls5eva rent a cabin upstate to focus. Gloria runs into... More her ex-wife and tries to reconnect.

Cease and Desist

Wickie finds fans at a Pride event. Dawn invents an... More alter ego to deal with pre-show anxiety.

A.I.R.P.I.G.

Girls5eva pursue a mega-manager at a radio conference. Summer sees... More Kev's life in Tampa.

Separ8 Ways

With Wickie working as a reality TV judge, Dawn, Gloria... More and Summer struggle to keep Girls5eva alive.

Girls5Eva: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

98_%49 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
80_%44 reviews
Audience score rating

"With four fantastic leads and some sharp writing, Girls5eva should give Fey-Carlock fans the fix they've been looking for since Kimmy Schmidt ended."

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Decider

"Scardino and the writers sling jokes with the quickness and certitude of a casino blackjack dealer..."

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Salon

"The first must-watch comedy of the year."

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RogerEbert.com

"The central performances by the Girls5eva actresses are the glue."

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NPR

"Less Taylor Swift’s evermore, more Taylor Swift’s Reputation."

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Collider

"This show is driven more by jokes than by story. And what jokes they are!"

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Variety

"The kind of too-funny-not-to-share show that should proliferate by word of mouth."

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Hollywood Reporter

"The show generally succeeds with its throw-everything-at-the-wall mentality, and the season finale is a triumph of ridiculousness and pent-up emotion."

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