Alicia I love this movie so much

KnotMissPriceless Why so much hype?

Acensbart Excellent but underrated film

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

evelina_lina-74452 An entertaining depiction of the lesbian world in LA. What I like the most is how, for moster of the time, real the show feels. It doesnt have that studio feeling to it that many series have. Sometimes the humour can be a bit too unrealistic but I can live with that. I like that there is a show about lesbians, I think its important.

xcheesemonster I fell right into this show. The L Word is intricate, interesting and intriguing. The characters are so prominent, the dialogue is honest and the storyline is Hollywood but still believable. However, I didn't quite finish the seasons. The reason is so clear, and so strong, especially how great the show is... I can't stand Jenny Schecter. I hate this spoilt, worthless dishwasher soap bubble of a "character" so much that I had to force myself to stop watching the show for fear of stabbing my own computer with a kitchen knife. It is as if she was included only to ever to constantly tell the viewer "we could have made this worse". Her character is written so, so badly, that the sight of her prissy catholic-schoolgirl disgusting face makes me hate the invention of film. Even killing her off did no justice of the show. She is a righteous slut and we all want to see her in pain, as some like of symbolism of karma. JENNY SCHECTER MAKES ME HATE FILM, PEOPLE, AND EVERYTHING THERE IS IN THIS WORLD.

Shriya C If anyone wanna see the real lesbian life, this is were you see it. I am a ;lesbian and I have watched most of the lesbian movies and series and was not much impressed apart from Bloomington and room in Rome. But this one just blew my head off. As this got the real sensual story of how lesbians live and make out. My lesbian life started a kinda like the one Mia had in season 1 episode 1 and 2. As for lesbian I think they have depicted the life of most of lesbians in the whole world at least once in every episode. A must watch for all lesbians and lesbian fans.. There cant be any other rating other than 10/10...Really awesome one....

Jessica Carvalho I never had much interest in watching ' L Word'; I always saw being announced on TV and never made a big effort to watch it. It wasn't until a month ago, that some friends told me about how cool this series were, that I got a major interest in it and downloaded most of the seasons. And you know what? I wasn't disappointed at all! In fact, I am downloading the next season!' L Word' shows more then just homosexual girls making out; it shows many issues that modern women need to pass through their lives, specially lesbian women, who most of the things become a little more complicated or bigger because of not following society's regular rules (Like Bette's and Tina's baby daughter, Angelica, that is Tina's biological daughter, so,legally, is only Tina's daughter).The character I found most realistic in the show is Dana, being discrete and reserved about her life and also struggling to come out, specially because sometimes, the show makes us think that being a lesbian is something easy to be and that everybody will accept the situation or be understandable, and the reality is just not like that: we see many families that stop to talk to their daughters and sons, many unforgiven sisters or even brutality on the streets, when some homosexual couple walks in.Ps: I dislike Jenny a lot. I don't agree with many of the things she does and most of her acts. In my opinion, she is annoying,unpleasant and weak in her morals and qualities.