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It follows the lives of three young women working at ''Scarlet'', a women's interest magazine in UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity -- newly promoted staff writer Jane (Creator/KatieStevens), social media director Kat (Creator/AishaDee), and editorial assistant Sutton (Meghann Fahy).
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It follows the lives of three young women working at ''Scarlet'', a women's interest magazine in UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity -- newly promoted staff writer Jane (Creator/KatieStevens), social media director Kat (Creator/AishaDee), and editorial assistant Sutton (Meghann Fahy).(Creator/MeghannFahy).
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It follows the lives of three young women working at ''Scarlet'', a women's interest magazine in UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity -- newly promoted staff writer Jane (Creator/KatieStevens), social media director Kat (Aisha Dee), (Creator/AishaDee), and editorial assistant Sutton (Meghann Fahy).
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Despite their outwardly confident personalities, they're each struggling with their own insecurities and personal [[{{Pun}} issues]]: Jane's anxiety about her new position and impressing ''Scarlet'''s editor-in-chief Jaqueline (Melora Hardin), Kat coming to terms with her sexual orientation after meeting outspoken photographer Adena (Nikohl Boosheri), and Sutton's secret relationship with ''Scarlet'' board member and publishing lawyer Richard (Sam Page).
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Despite their outwardly confident personalities, they're each struggling with their own insecurities and personal [[{{Pun}} issues]]: Jane's anxiety about her new position and impressing ''Scarlet'''s editor-in-chief Jaqueline (Melora Hardin), (Creator/MeloraHardin), Kat coming to terms with her sexual orientation after meeting outspoken photographer Adena (Nikohl Boosheri), and Sutton's secret relationship with ''Scarlet'' board member and publishing lawyer Richard (Sam Page).
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It follows the lives of three young women working at ''Scarlet'', a women's interest magazine in UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity -- newly promoted staff writer Jane (Katie Stevens), (Creator/KatieStevens), social media director Kat (Aisha Dee), and editorial assistant Sutton (Meghann Fahy).
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* OutnumberedSibling: Jane grew up with three brothers. One reason she loves ''Scarlet'' so much is that it served as the older sister she never had.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** More than once, one of the girls will make a big change based on a whim and get chewed out by Jacqueline for it as magazines require a lot of prep work without a last-minute change.
** The fourth season addresses the realities of the publishing industry in the 2020s with ''Scarlett'' forced to become a digital magazine rather than print.
** Love, though incredibly important, sometimes isn't enough on its own. [[spoiler:This is the case when Sutton and Richard find that they simply want different things for their family.]]
** More than once, one of the girls will make a big change based on a whim and get chewed out by Jacqueline for it as magazines require a lot of prep work without a last-minute change.
** The fourth season addresses the realities of the publishing industry in the 2020s with ''Scarlett'' forced to become a digital magazine rather than print.
** Love, though incredibly important, sometimes isn't enough on its own. [[spoiler:This is the case when Sutton and Richard find that they simply want different things for their family.]]
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** And when Sutton moves in with Richard, Jane's boyfriend Pinstripe moves in with Jane. Then when he goes on his book tour for a few months, Jane sublets her room to her co-worker Alex.
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** And when Sutton moves in with Richard, Jane's boyfriend Pinstripe moves in with Jane. Then when he goes on his book tour for a few months, Jane sublets her room to her co-worker Alex. Later, after [[spoiler:Jane breaks up with Pinstripe]] and Kat quits her job at Scarlett which also results in her parents refusing to cover the rent for her, Jane invites Kat move in.
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* LoveCannotOvercome: Love, though incredibly important, sometimes isn't enough on its own. [[spoiler:This is the case when Sutton and Richard find that they simply want different things for their family.]]
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* LoveCannotOvercome: Love, though incredibly important, sometimes isn't enough on its own. [[spoiler:This is the case when Sutton and Richard find that they simply want different things for their family. However, this is subverted in the series finale when Richard decides to forgo wanting children and remain married to Sutton.]]
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* OppositesAttract: Kat, a "feminist, socialist activist" [[spoiler:seems to be falling in love with "NRA card carrying, Republican" Ava. And it looks like she's falling too.]]
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* OppositesAttract: Kat, a "feminist, socialist activist" [[spoiler:seems to be falling in love with "NRA card carrying, Republican" Ava. And it looks like she's falling too. Though it's eventually subverted when Kat breaks up with Ava.]]
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: More than once, one of the girls will make a big change based on a whim and get chewed out by Jacqueline for it as magazines require a lot of prep work without a last-minute change.
* LoveCannotOvercome: Love, though incredibly important, sometimes isn't enough on its own. [[spoiler:This is the case when Sutton and Richard find that they simply want different things for their family.]]
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* RealityEnsues:
** More than once, one of the girls will make a big change based on a whim and get chewed out by Jacqueline for it as magazines require a lot of prep work without a last-minute change.
** The fourth season addresses the realities of the publishing industry in 2020 with ''Scarlett'' forced to become a digital magazine rather than print.
** Love, though incredibly important, sometimes isn't enough on its own. [[spoiler:This is the case when Sutton and Richard find that they simply want different things for their family.]]
** More than once, one of the girls will make a big change based on a whim and get chewed out by Jacqueline for it as magazines require a lot of prep work without a last-minute change.
** The fourth season addresses the realities of the publishing industry in 2020 with ''Scarlett'' forced to become a digital magazine rather than print.
** Love, though incredibly important, sometimes isn't enough on its own. [[spoiler:This is the case when Sutton and Richard find that they simply want different things for their family.]]
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* CharacterShilling: Jane. While some shilling is to be expected, as she is loosely based on real-life ''Cosmopolitan'' Editor-in-Chief Joanna Coles, whose career inspired the show, the show keeps insisting that she's a brilliant young writer while never actually showing most of her writing. Later seasons also push the notion that she will become the new Editor-in-Chief at ''Scarlet'', but when she's given her own bullpen to lead, she fails so badly at management that one of the writers quits and the other writer complains that Jane is ignoring her. The nadir is probably "Day Trippers", in which Jacqueline formally announces her plans to make Jane her successor - after an episode in which Jane not only ignores Jacqueline's orders to take a day off to deal with her obvious stress, but instead shows up to work high as a kite.
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* EverybodyMustGetStoned: In "Day Trippers," the girls try to spark their creativity by "micro-dosing" on mushrooms. Then each one decides to add "just a dash" more powder to it which leads to all three showing up for their jobs high as hell.
