• Network: Netflix
  • Series Premiere Date: Aug 10, 2018
Season #: 2, 1
User Score
6.9

Generally favorable reviews- based on 216 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Negative: 52 out of 216
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  1. Aug 10, 2018
    10
    People don't like this show because the don't want to face the truth of this society
  2. Aug 17, 2018
    9
    This show is unique. People don’t wanna face the truth. I disagree with many comedies. This one hits close to home. This isn’t fat shamming.
  3. Aug 15, 2018
    10
    This is an amazing look at popular culture in 2018 and well worth the watch, it's funny and has the balls to make light of serious situations. It's not perfect and lags in the middle but not since South Park and Family guy have we seen a show willing to address these topics in pop culture. There are people who seem to hate this show, the show will ask you if can you take solace in theirThis is an amazing look at popular culture in 2018 and well worth the watch, it's funny and has the balls to make light of serious situations. It's not perfect and lags in the middle but not since South Park and Family guy have we seen a show willing to address these topics in pop culture. There are people who seem to hate this show, the show will ask you if can you take solace in their seething hatred. Like Patty (show protagonist), I feel better knowing these people feel punished because of the existence of this show, as after all their the bullies in life! Expand
  4. Aug 15, 2018
    9
    I hate the negative press this show gets because it isn’t politically correct. I thoroughly enjoy the black humor and hope that Netflix renews season 2. Is it perfect, no. But it is a guilty pleasure.
  5. Aug 17, 2018
    10
    Dark comedy people...yes, it's revoltingly funny, completely absurd and bawdy. Like a 'carry-on' film on steroids.. But it is actually kind of progressive in its message at times, if you stick with it.
    Grow a funny bone,
  6. Aug 17, 2018
    10
    i cant believe that there are bad reviews. Sure there were a million twists. But isn't that the beauty of the show? who wants just another show that everyone can guess what happens next.
  7. Aug 19, 2018
    10
    I found that the show was incredibly interesting. If people looked beyond the 1st episode, they'd see a show packed with charm from the various actors. Sure the lead was overtaken sometimes by the charming side-characters, but it showed they were interesting as well. I really think that this should get a second season, if not to clear its name with the critics, but to give the fans whatI found that the show was incredibly interesting. If people looked beyond the 1st episode, they'd see a show packed with charm from the various actors. Sure the lead was overtaken sometimes by the charming side-characters, but it showed they were interesting as well. I really think that this should get a second season, if not to clear its name with the critics, but to give the fans what they want. It actually caught and held my attention in a sea of Netflix series that I leave unfinished. It's fun and if you give it a chance, while there might be some wrinkles in it politically, it was an interesting experience through and through. If anybody working at Netflix takes anything from this, please, the show was enjoyable and attention-grabbing.

    I found the slightly villainous Debby Ryan to capture my attentions with her selfishness, it was enormously satisfying for her to take what she wanted and while she failed a lot of the time, she was AWESOME and the actress played her well. Dallas Roberts, he was an incredible actor and I found his endearing Bob Armstrong to whisk me away due to a delicious mixture of his flamboyancy and his heart which comes from a gay guy. Alyssa Milano, while she was away for a lot of episodes and sometimes felt 2-dimensional with her constant seeking of approval from her rich peers, she managed to make me both hate her and love her. Christopher Gorham made me love Bob Barnard, both for being hot and a total douchebag, I found him to be adorable and punchable, definitely nailed the acting.

    Now let's talk about the political correctness, the majority of reviews here focus on it and I'd be lying if I wasn't itching to tell people why it isn't bad. This show is satire and a black comedy, it has some awesome things that people need to acknowledge. It has good intentions and I don't think would affect anorexic people more than normal. I think that because of Trump's crazy stuff, we're trying to find anything to attack because the corrupt administration keeps on keeping on. We need to stop being angry rats in a box, biting everyone because of any perceived infraction, look at the James Gunn controversy. The guy made one flat joke years ago and he was removed, everyone wants him back because he directed it incredibly well. I think if you give Insatiable a chance, you'd love it.

    Honestly, I hope there is a second season, because boy, I want to find out what happens next in everyone's stories.
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  8. Aug 15, 2018
    7
    In the beginning of this series you start to get to know the character Patrisha or as the school kids call her fatty Patty. Patty was the innocent overweight teenager that had been bullied since she can remember and one day that all changed she got knocked out by a homeless guy wanting her chocolate that she was eating. She got to do her life over.
    My personal opinion over this series is
    In the beginning of this series you start to get to know the character Patrisha or as the school kids call her fatty Patty. Patty was the innocent overweight teenager that had been bullied since she can remember and one day that all changed she got knocked out by a homeless guy wanting her chocolate that she was eating. She got to do her life over.
    My personal opinion over this series is that people in are modern society don’t normally release what they say to others harms the people they are speaking to. This series has romance struggles, murder mysteries, lies and many more. I would personally recommend this series for people that love watching love stories with twist in it. I feel this story would touch your heart and make you as well hate characters, but in all series, movies and books we get that feeling
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  9. Aug 17, 2018
    10
    amém Debby Ryan, rainhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa do pop aa
  10. Aug 27, 2018
    10
    This is the reality. The teenagers mind. The perfect netflix show that shows how teens and other people don't think good at all and don't understand themselves.
  11. Aug 19, 2018
    10
    Despite all the criticism, this show is actually enjoyable. Every episode leave you in suspense of what Miss Patty Bladell is going to do next. The show barely reminiscence "fat-shaming" and as the characters develop, the show explains that being skinny doesn't make you pretty. The definition of "satire" explains this show well. Its not meant to be taken to the heart, just a fun comedyDespite all the criticism, this show is actually enjoyable. Every episode leave you in suspense of what Miss Patty Bladell is going to do next. The show barely reminiscence "fat-shaming" and as the characters develop, the show explains that being skinny doesn't make you pretty. The definition of "satire" explains this show well. Its not meant to be taken to the heart, just a fun comedy about a skinny-girl getting revenge. Nothing to agonize and stress over. Expand
  12. Aug 26, 2018
    10
    I kinda get the haters, if they only watch first episode. I had to see it because of the criticism. But, did I get hooked on the show instead
    The show isn't really about Patty getting thin and then getting into pageants, it is so much more. It's insane, twisted, and all the drama you need! It is beyond crazy, Netflix outdid themselves. And season finale; Holy **** I am really hoping for a
    I kinda get the haters, if they only watch first episode. I had to see it because of the criticism. But, did I get hooked on the show instead
    The show isn't really about Patty getting thin and then getting into pageants, it is so much more. It's insane, twisted, and all the drama you need! It is beyond crazy, Netflix outdid themselves. And season finale; Holy **** I am really hoping for a renewal.
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  13. Oct 12, 2018
    9
    Like Black Mirror, but with a good dose of dark humor and a teenager's aspect of modern society. Enjoyed every episode and thumbs up for the actors, director and the rest of the crew.
  14. Aug 24, 2018
    8
    If you have huge distance for serious topics you should definitely watch this TV show. It's a comedy with dose of black humor. I can understand bad press because some scenes are a bit intrusive. Hope that we will get season two.
  15. Aug 28, 2018
    10
    This show is funny, clever, and subversive all at once. Truly captures some of the worst aspects of our society - calls them out - and lets us laugh at their absurdity. A "Dynasty" for the 21st Century. I am glad I am not alone in how much I enjoy watching this and hope it is renewed!
  16. Sep 30, 2018
    9
    If you are a fan of Riverdale, then there is a good chance that you will appreciate Insatiable. This series is edgier than the former but don't let that stop you. This show is good. I don't understand the critic's poor reviews. Maybe they are playing it safe. Insatiable hits a lot of strings when it strums. The story is fun, well written, and the actors back this up with excellent performances.
  17. Aug 19, 2018
    9
    While I understand and on the face of it don't disagree with a fair few of the details of critic's consensus on this show, I found it highly entertaining. Sure, it has a fair few flaws, but don't think most people tune in for hyper-realism or well engineered cerebral satire. Enough of the characters have depth where I need them to, and it's the first series in a while for me that promptedWhile I understand and on the face of it don't disagree with a fair few of the details of critic's consensus on this show, I found it highly entertaining. Sure, it has a fair few flaws, but don't think most people tune in for hyper-realism or well engineered cerebral satire. Enough of the characters have depth where I need them to, and it's the first series in a while for me that prompted me to binge-watch. Watchability matters more to me in my day to day life than subjective artistic merit. I think sometimes critic reviews forget that human element. It's interesting how divided the scores are in terms of critics and audience. Expand
  18. Aug 19, 2018
    10
    Its a different show, and its good. Starts with a saga to revenge, then, its shows that every character has his own saga to to care about. Its a very good show with a very good plot.
  19. Aug 25, 2018
    10
    Screw the haters. This show is the **** If you liked "Drop Dead Gorgeous," you'll love this! It's chock full of twists and turns. Hoping for a series renewal!!!
  20. Aug 25, 2018
    8
    I don't understand all the negative critic reviews. It's almost like they didn't watch the show. I found it riveting and binge watchable, and it definitely picked up steam the further you got into it. It was pretty original, dealt with themes of self-hatred and outer appearances, in society, and was funny and weird. I was bummed when I finished it, now I have to wait a year!
  21. Aug 29, 2018
    10
    Found this a fascinating show full of viewpoints that differ from the 'norm' in many unusual and succinct ways. Constantly entertaining and worth watching the whole series.
  22. Sep 1, 2018
    10
    insatiable is supposed to be offensive. It is not supposed to be woke. Critics think they are supposed to be woke, and that they can be woke by finding offense and scorning it. Congratulations critics, you've found the broad side of a barn yard, your woke. Now leave so the rest of us can enjoy a fun show that is supposed to push a few buttons. Its from a writer off Dexter, so whoever wasinsatiable is supposed to be offensive. It is not supposed to be woke. Critics think they are supposed to be woke, and that they can be woke by finding offense and scorning it. Congratulations critics, you've found the broad side of a barn yard, your woke. Now leave so the rest of us can enjoy a fun show that is supposed to push a few buttons. Its from a writer off Dexter, so whoever was expecting a heartfelt exploration of body issues face by an innocent girl needs to call up Dr. Phil and invite him over for popcorn and Juno. This show is nihilism as social commentary, it is not finding Dory rewritten to speak to pressing social issues about how bad Seaworld is. This is a show about bad parents and flawed people, not about how screenwriters are going to save the world by tackling social issues until we reach utopia. This show is a lot like Dexter or Fight Club with violence or Curb Your Enthusiasm with offensiveness, but I guess the producers missed the memo from popular critics that only shows with male leads are allowed to be nihilistic and offensive. Shows with female leads have a duty to play first lady and be a healthy body image campaign. Maybe those critics are not so woke after all. Expand
  23. Nov 8, 2018
    10
    Simplemente buena, la gente es muy tocada con el asunto de la gente gorda, pero a nadie me gustan los gordos. I'm gonna be honest we hate them
  24. Dec 21, 2018
    9
    A fun, satirical, crazy show filled with many twist and turns. This show honestly is really funny and an easy binge watch. With the over-dramatic acting of Debby Ryan and the quirky twist Dallas Roberts gives their individual characters makes the show that much better!
  25. Jan 24, 2019
    8
    This series is rich in the pending events. I need a season 2! Only Netflix can do series on such serious themes.
  26. Dec 24, 2018
    9
    Hilarious. As a Southerner, I have to praise Dallas Roberts on edging Zach Galifinakis' Marty Huggins as GREATEST SOUTHERN EFFEMINATE of all time (SE GOAT). There's nothing in this series that would offend anyone with an actual sense of humor. Enjoy it for what it is, a unique, ballsy satire of an overlooked subculture.
  27. Aug 11, 2018
    10
    This is a prime example of how afraid are the critics of being in the wrong side when having to deal with sensitive topics, so scared that they cant make their own judgements are ended up right there. This show is very relatable for young woman, I applaud at the fact how real the show feels, despite the intentional over-the-top settings. Fat shaming should not exist, just like the vague,This is a prime example of how afraid are the critics of being in the wrong side when having to deal with sensitive topics, so scared that they cant make their own judgements are ended up right there. This show is very relatable for young woman, I applaud at the fact how real the show feels, despite the intentional over-the-top settings. Fat shaming should not exist, just like the vague, undeserved and incomprehent critisims from peple who are too scared to speak what they really think. Expand
  28. Aug 13, 2018
    10
    One of the funniest show. Interesting stories and charming cast. It’s a black comedy and must be watched with open mind.
  29. Aug 17, 2018
    10
    I love this series and I NEED a season 2! I don’t understand why people are getting so offended by this show, it is great.
  30. Sep 22, 2018
    8
    It's not great, it's not that good either, but it's also absolutely not that bad -- and honestly it's not even that problematic. While some dialogue might feel a little bit akward and "eh" at some points, the show itself does deal with its subjects somewhat carefully. I really can't comprehend why the critics reviewed this show so poorly.
Metascore
25

Generally unfavorable reviews - based on 15 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 2 out of 15
  2. Negative: 12 out of 15
  1. Reviewed by: Glenn Garvin
    Sep 22, 2018
    80
    Here's what Insatiable is not: an exercise in fat-shaming or any other teenage caste cruelty. Sure, Patty gets mocked and abused, but the kids who engage in that behavior are unambiguously treated as villains, and they don't fare well. And Patty's acts of vengeance mostly seem heroic, even when they are patently misanthropic. Everybody who ever suffered shunning or scorn at the hands of a high-school social overlord will be raising a fist in solidarity.
  2. Reviewed by: Lorraine Ali
    Aug 10, 2018
    20
    Insatiable makes “Norbit” feel like a comedic masterpiece, and in 2018, there’s nothing noble about that distinction.
  3. Reviewed by: Ben Travers
    Aug 10, 2018
    16
    So many problems plague Netflix’s original series it’s only option is the scrap heap, where a few spare parts can be salvaged to sustain other functioning vehicles.