Cashmere Mafia

The series follows four ambitious, wealthy, and powerful female friends as they navigate the cutthroat world of New York City finance. Each woman is at a pivotal point in her career and personal life, facing challenges that test their friendships and their resolve. They support each other through corporate takeovers, romantic entanglements, and personal sacrifices in their quest for power and success.

Cashmere Mafia received largely negative reviews from critics, who often criticized its predictable plotlines, clichéd characters, and perceived lack of originality. While some acknowledged the appeal of its cast and its attempt to explore female ambition in a male-dominated industry, most found it to be a shallow imitation of other successful dramas.

• Criticized for relying too heavily on familiar tropes from shows like 'Sex and the City' and 'Desperate Housewives'.
• Praised the lead actresses for their performances but noted that the material did not give them enough to work with.
• Found the show to be superficial and lacking in genuine depth or compelling character development.

Google audience: Audience reviews were mixed, with some viewers enjoying the escapist fantasy of powerful women and the glamorous New York setting. However, many echoed critical sentiments, finding the storylines uninspired and the characters less relatable than intended.

The series was originally intended to be a mid-season replacement for ABC in the 2006-2007 season but was delayed until 2008 due to production issues and a desire to refine the show.