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Season 1 Review:
Filthy Rich is a bit of a Franken-soap, seemingly stitched together from pieces of other series. Yet it works, at least kind of, as a guilty pleasure, unabashedly embracing its trashiness with sly wit and reasonably clever twists. As kickoffs to the broadcast TV season go, Fox could have, and indeed has, done worse.
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Season 1 Review:
I watched three episodes and I didn't even hate it. Filthy Rich is, to use the backhanded compliment du jour for these times, the "perfect escapist series to help you forget about the world," and it's so low stress, it requires only percentage points of your brain to enjoy.
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RogerEbert.comSep 21, 2020
Season 1 Review:
There’s a sort of Ryan Murphy-esque willingness to simply do the most that’s undeniably entertaining and just as undeniably frustrating. Yet a fatal combination of tonal inconsistency and pulled punches will probably confine “Filthy Rich” to the ash heap in time, despite the best efforts of its perfectly-cast star.
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TV Guide MagazineSep 28, 2020
Season 1 Review:
It's Dynasty minus the nasty. [28 Sep - 11 Oct 2020, p.9]
Season 1 Review:
Cattrall does not disappoint in Fox’s “Filthy Rich,” turning her role, as the very soapily named Margaret Monreaux (shades of Dominique Devereaux, Diahann Carroll’s character in “Dynasty”), into an exercise in gentle camp. ... The rest of the show? It’s mediocre, in the way “Revenge” and “Nashville” were — but, if you’re in the mood for trashy nonsense infused with scandal, face slaps, and big money, which has some pandemic allure, it’s here for you.
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Season 1 Review:
Save for Kreiling, the performances — including those of Eric’s Lady Macbeth-ish wife (Olivia Macklin), her showboating reverend brother (Aaron Lazar) and the Monreauxes’ legal counsel (Steve Harris) — range from the satisfying enough (Cattrall) to the downright amateurish, and there isn’t anything of the style and self-aware camp of Filthy Rich’s clear predecessor, Empire, to make up for the spare characterizations and rote storylines.
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Season 1 Review:
Kim Cattrall and a don't-quit-your-day-job supporting cast play members of a wealthy and secretly scandalous televangelist family whose secrets are exposed when the patriarch's plane crashes and three scruffily illegitimate heirs surface. The only thing more hacky than the script is Cattrall's wayward Southern accent.
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