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Betty
Season 1
TV-MA
97%
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A diverse group of young women navigating their lives through the predominantly male oriented world of skateboarding.
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6 Episodes
Key Party
E1
Key Party
When Janay and Kirt attempt to throw an all-girls skate session, an unexpected visitor cuts the festivities short, chaos ensues and there's also a van.
Zen and the Art of Skateboarding
E2
Zen and the Art of Skateboarding
Donald's unauthorized shadiness finds Janay reeling while Kirt, Indigo, and Honeybear deal with the territorial skater boys. Camille and Bambi hang under awkward circumstances.
Happy Birthday, Tyler
E3
Happy Birthday, Tyler
Why do rich girls want broke girl problems? When will Honeybear stop dodging her crush? And Janay - are you sure this is how you want to spend your birthday?
The Tombs
E4
The Tombs
It may not be this simple, but... just do the right thing, Janay. Check yourself, Kirt. And speaking of checks, Tovah, what's up?
Perstephanie
E5
Perstephanie
Kirt turns to "alternative" medicine to heal her friendships while the rest of the crew struggles with relationship issues of their own. Exactly how desperate for cash are you, Indigo?
Ladies on Fire
E6
Ladies on Fire
Betties, assemble – it's time for another all-girls skate sesh.
Cast of Season 1
Dede Lovelace
Janay
Kabrina Adams
Honeybear
Nina Moran
Kirt
Ajani Russell
Indigo
Rachelle Vinberg
Camille
Season 1 Reviews
Common Sense Media
Joyce Slaton
Language, drugs in fresh, feminist skateboard series.
Los Angeles Times
Robert Lloyd
The more obviously plot-driven scenes can feel a little awkward, but awkwardness in this context is not unappealing; it only makes the endeavor feel that much more earnest and authentic.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Neal Justin
There's not a lot of laughs to be found, but the characters will resonate with anyone who has dreamed of perfecting a hardflip.
Variety
Caroline Framke
The show often feels more like a documentary than a scripted show. But it is, and an especially well-plotted one given that it only has six episodes to give everyone a decently satisfying arc.
Under the Radar
Lily Moayeri
You don't have to be a skater, know anything about skating, or be a Zoomer to enjoy Betty. Virtually flow with the boards on Betty, absorb the scenery and let the sound of the wheels on concrete sooth you.
Newsday
Rafer Guzman
Is it possible that young skater girls will tune into "Betty" just to see themselves represented on screen? Maybe. Their real lives, though, are surely more interesting than this.
RogerEbert.com
Robert Daniels
A spontaneous and deeply sincere drama about living and skating freely.
Decider
Joel Keller
You may need to be either young or a skateborader to get full enjoyment out of Betty, but the empowerment theme and the ragged nature of the storytelling draws you in regardless.
The Daily Beast
Cassie da Costa
Betty succeeds by expressing the unregulated joy of skateboarding-especially its grounding in the streets and outside of societal prescriptions of success and respectability.
indieWire
Jude Dry
Much of the charm of "Betty" is in the actual skateboarding shots, which are arresting even to someone with very little knowledge or interest in the sport... It's unfortunate that [it] is mostly style over substance.
Wall Street Journal
John Anderson
The style is vérité, the stunts are hair-raising... But this "Betty" is mostly just funny, with a memorable cast.
Autostraddle
Drew Gregory
But what a thrill they get to skate their way through such a sharp narrative of female friendship, complicated queerness, and the daily exhaustion of living in patriarchy.
Chicago Reader
Cody Corrall
Betty feels like a breath of fresh air on a hot summer afternoon. It's the perfect hangout show with real heart-and it might make you consider getting on a board and joining them.
Pajiba
Roxana Hadadi
Betty feels timely and urgent but simultaneously, per Moselle's style, dreamy and whimsical. There's a hard edge to these young women and a defiance to how they operate, but that fierceness guards not fragility, but tenderness.
Film Inquiry
Reyzando Nawara
The result, though far from flawless, is a wonderful, breezy show about female friendship, buoyed by Mossel's signature direction and an authentic script from her writers. One of the best new shows of the year.
Bitch Media
Niko Stratis
Betty isn't a show made to shatter glass ceilings so much as it is to empower those pushing against it.
Salon.com
Ashlie D. Stevens
This is a show that is about watching a new generation of women empower themselves and the women around them, seemingly in real time. It's celebratory, intimate and upbeat, perfect for a summer binge.
The Hollywood Reporter
Robyn Bahr
Some viewers may complain Betty goes nowhere, or moves too muddily. I found its languor soothing, an emancipating celebration of femme self-acceptance.
AV Club
Shannon Miller
Betty nicely expands the Skate Kitchen universe with a dramedy that is an authentic and endearing look at sisterhood and the trials of burgeoning adulthood.
Rolling Stone
David Fear
It's Larry Clark's Kids without the rebel fetishism and suffocating nihilism. Mostly, though, Betty is a tribute to these women who Moselle adores, and who wants you to adore as much as she does.
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