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All’s Fair season two review – am I delirious … or is this getting good?
The second season of *All’s Fair*, Ryan Murphy’s legal drama about an all-female California divorce firm, remains packed with implausible plots, extravagant dialogue and celebrity gossip. The reviewer says it is still ludicrous, but may have improved slightly since its zero-star first season, with flashes of camp self-awareness and references to Kim Kardashian’s real-life career.
The episode follows Allura as she hosts a scorpion-themed ball, while colleagues Liberty and Emerald take on a client whose husband filed for divorce just before owing perpetual alimony. The story includes Adele and Bruno Mars performing at the party, an unsigned prenuptial agreement and a twist involving invisible ink. Other details include Glenn Close’s character Dina warning that revenge is dangerous, and Liberty declaring herself a “power lesbian”.
In short
- The show remains extravagant and absurd.
- The reviewer spots hints of improvement.
- A divorce case turns on invisible ink.
Explained simply
All’s Fair is a legal drama created by Ryan Murphy, set at a Los Angeles firm whose lawyers represent people going through divorce. Its central characters include Allura, who leads the firm, and colleagues such as Liberty, Emerald and Dina; the cast includes Kim Kardashian and Glenn Close.
Divorce cases can involve disputes over money, property and agreements made before a marriage. In California, as elsewhere, the outcome depends on the law and the details of each couple’s circumstances, while the show uses these cases as the setting for relationships and workplace drama.
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