By Karim Hammam
The second season of Ryan Murphy's legal drama "All's Fair," starring Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, and Glenn Close, has premiered to overwhelmingly negative reviews from major critics.
The Telegraph and The Guardian each awarded the season one star, with The Telegraph questioning why world-class actresses would participate in what it called potentially the worst series of the 21st century. Ready Steady Cut gave two stars, expressing confusion over whether the show intends to be a camp satire or a serious legal drama.
Despite the critical drubbing, The Guardian noted the season is entering "so bad it's good" territory. Kardashian previously said negative reviews for the first season unexpectedly boosted viewership, turning the show into a top performer as audiences tuned in out of curiosity.
