Sweet/Vicious

Sweet/Vicious is a dark comedy series that follows Jules, a sorority girl by day and vigilante by night, who teams up with Ophelia, a hacker, to take down sexual predators on their college campus. The series tackles serious issues of sexual assault and its aftermath with a blend of humor and drama, exploring the complexities of consent, victimhood, and justice.

Sweet/Vicious garnered positive attention for its timely and bold exploration of sexual assault on college campuses, with critics praising its unique blend of dark humor and social commentary. While it gained a dedicated following, its critical reception was somewhat divided, with some lauding its message and others finding its tone occasionally uneven.

• Praised for its relevant and important subject matter.
• Applauded for its blend of dark humor and serious themes.
• Noted for its strong female leads and unique approach to vigilante justice.

Google audience: Google users largely approved of 'Sweet/Vicious', appreciating its willingness to tackle difficult topics like sexual assault with a unique, albeit dark, sense of humor. Many found the show empowering and commend its message about seeking justice.

The series was famously canceled by MTV after only one season, leading to a significant online fan campaign to save it, which ultimately did not succeed in reviving the show.