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Critic Shannon Miller
rated 5

...what it does manage to show—which is, as Murphy himself once described, “wealthy people behaving badly”—is enough of a reason to tune in and have a good enough time.

Read full review at The A.V. Club
Critic Michael Haigis
rated 8

...balances well-honed satire and melodramatic frenzy.

Read full review at Slant Magazine
Critic Kelly Lawler
rated 8

...a relief to watch, because it manages to make fiction stranger than life once more. That is no small achievement...

Read full review at Usa Today
Critic Brad Newsome

Murphy & Co are at the peak of their powers, and their granular mastery of character and narrative enables them to toss in the kind of goofy curve-balls they need to keep things funny without their own singular spell.

Read full review at The Sydney Morning Herald
Critic Richard Roeper
rated 6

...it can be great fun watching these audaciously amoral clowns, many of them obscenely rich, stumbling and bumbling about and smugly thinking they’re the smartest people in the room when in fact they’re not, they’re really, really not.

Read full review at Chicago Sun-Times
Critic Helen Brown
rated 10

...Murphy gets my vote.

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Critic Lucy Mangan
rated 10

Murphy’s dazzling Netflix series plays gloriously with the inauthenticity that has become standard in the corridors of power.

Read full review at The Guardian
Critic The Sydney Morning Herald Staf

Murphy & Co are at the peak of their powers, and their granular mastery of character and narrative enables them to toss in the kind of goofy curve-balls they need to keep things funny without their own singular spell.

Read full review at The Sydney Morning Herald
Critic Season 1 The Sydney Morning Herald Staf

Murphy & Co are at the peak of their powers, and their granular mastery of character and narrative enables them to toss in the kind of goofy curve-balls they need to keep things funny without their own singular spell.

Read full review at The Sydney Morning Herald
Critic Season 1 Brad Newsome

Murphy & Co are at the peak of their powers, and their granular mastery of character and narrative enables them to toss in the kind of goofy curve-balls they need to keep things funny without their own singular spell.

Read full review at The Sydney Morning Herald
Critic Season 1 Beth Webb
rated 8

...Zoey Deutch's glamorous take on Greta Thunberg is especially heavy-handed - but it injects the show with a much-needed dose of vim.

Read full review at Empire
Critic Season 1 Michael Haigis
rated 8

...balances well-honed satire and melodramatic frenzy.

Read full review at Slant Magazine
Critic Season 1 Kelly Lawler
rated 8

...a relief to watch, because it manages to make fiction stranger than life once more. That is no small achievement...

Read full review at Usa Today
Critic Season 1 Richard Roeper
rated 6

...it can be great fun watching these audaciously amoral clowns, many of them obscenely rich, stumbling and bumbling about and smugly thinking they’re the smartest people in the room when in fact they’re not, they’re really, really not.

Read full review at Chicago Sun Times
Critic Season 1 Shannon Miller
rated 5

...what it does manage to show—which is, as Murphy himself once described, “wealthy people behaving badly”—is enough of a reason to tune in and have a good enough time.

Read full review at The A.V. Club
Critic Season 2 Beth Webb
rated 8

...Zoey Deutch's glamorous take on Greta Thunberg is especially heavy-handed - but it injects the show with a much-needed dose of vim.

Read full review at Empire