Reviews for High Desert

I’m so sorry Patty Arquette the writers failed you on this one lol

Patty Arquette and Bernadette Peters deserved more.

pretty enjoyable!

The poor man’s Poker Face. Dialogue is horrible. Nice camerawork.

Too bad shows writing never matched Patricia Arquette great performance

This entire show is one big waste of time, I was able to get it ealry to...I regret that

patricia will serve cunt even if it's in a show with terrible writing and plot. the execution was done terribly. the only thing i can save it's the camerawork. i only watched this for my girl patricia bc everything she does is hypnotizing and perfect. i'm glad she had lots of screentime or else i wo

Patricia Arquette deserves better writers.

Patricia Arquette is amazing regardless of what she’s in, but this was a weird-ass show. We’ll see what becomes of it if there ends up being a season 2.

Es cierto, resulta gracioso ver a Patricia Arquette actuar como Jennifer Coolidge en The White Lotus, pero tristemente el show desaprovecha su interesante premisa con ideas muy dispersas y diálogos malisimos, que tu atención se va de sabático y solo cuentas los minutos para que acabe el episodio. O

I only started watching this because I love Bernadette Peters. But the story is just not cutting it for me. Sorry. Goodbye to this show. Love u Bernie.

it’s actually criminal this got cancelled

Patricia Arquette is amazing regardless of what she’s in, but this was a weird-ass show. We’ll see what becomes of it if there ends up being a season 2.

Too scattered

This show did not do its characters any favors especially the lead character looking foolish and annoying and while that's the point of the comedy it was trying to be which made for a rocky watch throughout. Patricia Arquette entirely and properly dives into her columbo like character of being sm

Where To Watch: first three episodes premiere on Apple TV+ on May 17, 2023, with additional episodes weekly after RAVING REVIEW: HIGH DESERT is a series that is a multi-faceted mix of drama, mystery, and comedy, all wrapped up in eccentricity that makes it uniquely engaging, even with some bumps in