Selfie

The series follows Eliza Dooley, a charismatic but self-absorbed social media guru who lives in Los Angeles. After a disastrous public dating event, she enlists the help of her tech-savvy neighbor and a marketing expert to rebrand herself into someone more likable and less obsessed with her online persona. Eliza navigates the complexities of dating, friendship, and self-discovery in the digital age.

Selfie received a mixed to positive reception from critics, who often praised its clever premise and the chemistry between its leads, Karen Gillan and John Cho. However, the show struggled to find a large audience and was ultimately canceled after one season. Many critics felt it deserved more time to develop its potential.

• Praised for its witty dialogue and modern take on classic romantic comedy tropes.
• The chemistry between Karen Gillan and John Cho was a significant highlight for many reviewers.
• Some critics found the premise a bit thin but appreciated its sharp social commentary.

Google audience: Google users generally enjoyed the show, appreciating its humor, relatable themes of social media influence, and the performances of the main cast, particularly Karen Gillan's portrayal of Eliza.

The show's title and premise are a modern reimagining of George Bernard Shaw's play 'Pygmalion,' similar to the musical 'My Fair Lady'.