Such Brave Girls

Kat Sadler’s Such Brave Girls is a masterclass in weaponized incompetence and trauma bonding. The Johnson women—Deb, Josie, and Billie—navigate life with a compass pointing strictly toward chaos, turning mental health struggles into punchlines that land with bruising accuracy. It is narcissistic, messy, and brilliantly uncomfortable. Following a finale that left the family’s dysfunction dangling off a cliff, the current silence regarding a renewal is louder than Deb’s constant criticism. We are stuck in limbo, desperate to see if these women can spiral further without hitting rock bottom. To ensure you aren't left spiraling alone when the BBC finally decides their fate, setting a reminder for the next chapter of this disaster is the only healthy coping mechanism available.