15 reasons why you should watch "Girls" on HBO tonight. By Tim Goodman Girls ... The opening of tonight’s premiere episode is fantastic, funny, wince-inducing and, in some ways, really touching.

Marnie Michaels on “ Girls ” is one of the great characters of 21st century TV, and thankfully Gen Z has helped to boost the ...

“As funny and creative as her show may be, there’s little doubt Girls will be too explicit, too New York-specific, and too young-and-female-centric to appeal to everyone,” writes USA Today ...

HBO has a storied history ... Yet “The Sex Lives of College Girls” carves out its own niche with a distinct voice and plenty of very funny material, capturing four young women from diverse ...

That's the précis of the show: a brutally funny, speculum-and-all look at ... the one who will really "get" these girls -- afford HBO subscriptions? Quick takes on other new shows: 'Smash ...

This is what creator and star (and sometime writer and director) Lena Dunham has accomplished with Girls, which looks and ... ironic, and funny. It’s Hannah’s way of both revealing her ...

I’m a fan of “Girls” but not “The Hannah and Adam Show.” Last season, HBO’s critically acclaimed ... though without as many funny zingers as she’s had on past appearances.

The understanding that in humiliation and disappointment lie opportunity is one of the keys to understanding Girls, the daring and wonderfully funny HBO show from Lena Dunham that premieres this ...

abortion is still very real and difficult for these girls to handle. Plus, the episode manages to stay funny without, in my opinion, being crude about something so delicate. I'd consider that a feat.

While the women of HBO’s “Girls” were always at the forefront ... the kids [who played Laird’s daughter], it was really funny to see them, and I got to keep one when the series was ...