Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce

2014 • BRAVO

4.6

309 reviews

TV-14

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Season 5 episodes (6)

1 Rule #773: Step and Repeat

6/13/18

At a red carpet event, Abby and the girlfriends flash back to their struggles and victories over the past six months. Abby makes an impetuous offer to Mike. Barbara lets her guard down around her ex-husband Leon (Aaron D. Spears). Delia gets some disappointing news - and then a surprising offer. Phoebe weighs the pros and cons of letting her brother Tony (Steve Talley) back into her life.

2 Rule #149: Don't Eat the Yellow Snow

6/21/18

Abby and Jake fall into old confrontational patterns when Jake objects to Mike moving in with Abby. Albert plans a semi-surprise birthday party for Jo, which is disrupted by a visit from Jo's former mother-in-law, Meryl Frumpkis (Talia Shire). Phoebe finally introduces Tony to her friends. Delia makes a potentially life-changing decision.

3 Rule #97: It Takes Two to Stab Yourself in the Butt

6/28/18

Abby is determined to blend the Brady and McCarthy families seamlessly, but Mike's new travel schedule causes some serious growing pains. Phoebe dips a toe back into the online dating pool only to find it's freezing cold. Barbara attends a school function for her son and confronts her ex-husband and her sister. Delia moves forward with in vitro fertilization and engages in a dangerous flirtation that could potentially cause a rift between her and Phoebe.

4 Rule #63: It's A Marathon, Not a Sprint

7/5/18

Abby and Colette (Stephanie Szostack), Mike's ex-wife, clash over boundaries. Jo and Frumpkis deal with a family emergency that leaves Albert feeling challenged. After Delia receives some discouraging news from her fertility doctor, she throws caution to the wind and gets more involved with Tony. Phoebe finds herself unexpectedly drawn to an enigmatic new acquaintance.

5 Rule #303: Burn That Sh*t to the Ground

7/12/18

Abby is forced to play full-time stepmom now that Colette has relocated to Sacramento. Delia tells the girlfriends that the IVF worked and that she's pregnant - but Phoebe pieces together that the baby must be Tony's. Jo playacts through a weekend getaway with Albert but finally confesses that she kissed Frumpkis. Phoebe takes a chance on Tess. Abby must face the truth about her relationship with Mike, and she makes a harrowing decision.

6 Rule #1: Keep the Toast Short

7/19/18

With her daughter headed off to college and Barbara moving to New York to pursue new opportunities, Abby must face the future and all its unknowns. Will she get her "happily ever after"? Phoebe frets that her newfound romance with Tess will be over before it starts. Delia must decide how to handle her unexpected pregnancy. Jo must decide between Frumpkis and Albert. All the girlfriends gather to celebrate Lilly's graduation. A surprising coda answers many questions.

About this show

Based on the book series by Vicky Iovine, Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce follows a best-selling author (Lisa Edelstein) of a self-help book series who is secretly hiding her separation from her husband as she starts to navigate her life as a single woman in her 40's in Los Angeles. She starts to side with and accept advice more from her divorced friends rather than her married ones, which leads to unexpected and life-altering experiences.

Ratings and reviews

4.6

309 reviews

Molly cagle

December 17, 2014

This show speaks to me in so many ways. I tried to hide the trouble in my 1st marriage to try and keep up a great face, but in Abby's case, something blows up and you get it found out, then the whole world knows. Then damage control, the divorce baggage, then try and date again. Seems like you hit a point and you cease to exist as you were. You become so entwined with him, you lose all of what you on e were and what attracted u to him. I think this series hits on this.

77 people found this review helpful

Michelle Jensen

February 27, 2016

I first started my obsession with this beautifully written series after recording an episode purely by accident. My cable guide was wrong so after cussing out the TV for not recording the correct program, I watched and have been hooked ever since. You will love it. I laugh hysterically and sob uncontrollably. A roller coaster of emotions in the very best way.

11 people found this review helpful

tony bell

August 29, 2017

Hadn't watched a television show since Lost went off the air. Really. Then one evening there was GGGTD and that was it. Sort of... Stopped watching after the first season and then saw that it was on Google and now caught up. Of course now realize that the show is ending. This is another reason why I don't watch programs, like all things elsewhere, they too have to end. What sort of petition needs to be signed to bring the show back!!

9 people found this review helpful

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