Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23

June, a naive and idealistic Midwesterner, moves to New York City for her dream job, only to find it vanished and her apartment is now occupied by the charismatic and devious Chloe. Chloe is a party-loving, conscience-free socialite who quickly turns June's life upside down. The series follows June's attempts to navigate the chaotic world of New York while trying to maintain her sanity and moral compass amidst Chloe's wild schemes.

The show initially garnered positive reviews for its sharp writing, edgy humor, and strong performances, particularly from Krysten Ritter. However, its sophomore season saw a decline in viewership and critical buzz, leading to its eventual cancellation. Critics often praised its willingness to push comedic boundaries and its unique take on friendship.

• Praised for its witty and often sarcastic humor.
• Krysten Ritter's performance as Chloe was a standout element.
• Some found the edgy humor to be too much or repetitive after a while.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the show's unique and bold sense of humor, with many enjoying the dynamic between the main characters. Some viewers felt the show became less consistent in its later episodes.

The title character, 'The B----', is intentionally obscured with a dash in official promotions and broadcast due to network standards and practices.