Chapter Seven: Carpe Threesome

Chapter Seven: Carpe Threesome

Chapter Seven: Carpe Threesome - The latest episode in a nutshell.

Mollie

Highland Fling

Chapter Six: Take The High Road - Nico invites Kirby on a business trip to Scotland, but Wendy decides to come, too, and she's really not happy to make Kirby's acquaintance. Victory moves in with Joe, finds out who's really bankrolling her business, and moves right back out again.

Mollie

All About Reese

Chapter Five: Dressed To Kill - The treachery of Victory's former assistant Reese is finally exposed, but it's lame. Nico starts out determined to limit her feelings for Kirby, and ends up more emotionally involved with him than ever. And Shane -- a musician, suddenly -- lands a gig at Parador, with a little help from his emasculatingly powerful wife.

Mollie

Bombay Dreams

Chapter Four: Bombay Highway - Wendy wants her pet project to have a big premiere party, and Victory's designing the star's red-carpet outfit! This is the sort of thing that really tests a friendship, you know? Meanwhile, Nico faces a sexual harassment lawsuit that could destroy her career and marriage, but she patches things up in the end...with the wrong guy.

Mollie

Here's To The Ladies Who Lunch

Chapter Three: Pink Poison - Wendy exacts revenge on Janice and bonds with Maddie, proving that she mothers well only in private. Victory comes dangerously close to noticing that Joe is a manipulative, withholding jerk. And, after all their efforts to make their affair totally obvious, Nico and Kirby are finally found out. Good thing, because they were this close to having sex on the conference-room table at lunch.

Mollie

Mean To Me

Chapter Two: Nothing Sacred - A former nanny and a professional enemy attack Wendy with a tell-all book that labels her a lousy mother. Victory is being sabotaged by a former assistant, but she's too busy pouting and flirting with Joe to notice. And Nico just might be sabotaging herself with this adultery thing.

Mollie

Things Can Only Get Better

Pilot - Or at least we hope they do. Because if this pilot has its way, we should leave our viewing believing that married women in powerful positions have husbands who either resent them or ignore them and single ladies sob at the drop of a hat and shove cupcakes in their faces. Clearly, the creators are just holding up a mirror to reality.

Erin