Dollface

After being dumped by her longtime boyfriend, a young woman must end a 10-year-long comfortable, coddled relationship with her imaginary friend, a feline- Femme Fatale, to navigate the modern world of women's friendships in San Francisco. The series explores themes of self-discovery, female bonding, and overcoming anxieties through surreal and whimsical encounters.

Dollface received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its unique visual style, humor, and performances, particularly Kat Dennings. While some found the premise quirky, the show was largely celebrated for its fresh take on female friendships and the challenges of early adulthood.

• Praised for its vibrant and surreal visual aesthetic.

• Kat Dennings' performance as the lead is consistently lauded.

• The exploration of female friendships and navigating adulthood is a key strength.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciate Dollface for its humor, creative visuals, and the relatable struggles of its characters. Many find the show to be a fun and engaging watch that effectively portrays the complexities of modern relationships and personal growth.

The imaginary friend, 'Cat', is voiced by Brenda Song, who also plays the live-action character of Madison, Cat's human counterpart.