Cashmere Mafia Episode happenings

In an excerpt:

I think I'll review this episode by discussing each of the four main characters. Let's start with Mia Mason who is played by Lucy Liu (Ally McBeal, Charlie's Angels, Kill Bill). Mia gets engaged in the very beginning of the episode only to find that she must compete against her fiance for an important job. She, of course, wins the promotion using some sneaky tactics to land clients and her fiance Jack calls it off. Her story was a little predictable but Lucy Liu is great.

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Cashmere Mafia Episode happenings

In an excerpt:

Mostly, I think I want more interesting, quirky, accessible characters. The stories that CM has come up with for these women (who could potentially be very compelling) are shallow and contrived at times. More on this after the jump.

Let's talk about the stories that don't quite work first. I should rephrase that. These stories work, they're just work too well which makes them predictable.

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Cashmere Mafia Episode happenings

Juliet Draper thinks how she feels towards Davis as and thinks what to do with Bobby who is a seductive and charming man from her past. Mia Mason is in a power struggle with the editor she hired to re-launch “Modern Man” magazine.

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Cashmere Mafia Episode happenings

Caitlin finally agrees to flirt with the opposite sex and Mia attempts to make Jack jealous with a new man. Juliet finds out that her lover, Davis has his mistress. Zoe has issues trusting her colleagues which she wants to get fixed.

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Cashmere Mafia Episode happenings

Summary from TVSquad

Mia: Firstly, her hairstyles are out of control. Okay, now I can move on. I kind of like the storyline with the "manny." It is bit disappointing that Mia is not as into her boyfriend as she was last week though. Then again, you knew it wasn't going to work with the perfect brain surgeon for long (although I wouldn't mind hearing them speak in Chinese to each other again).

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