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2nd February 2022
06:49pm GMT

It seems like some of the reactions to the show are down to a fact some viewers have missed or maybe forgotten - it's all a parody.
The overly-clichéd characters, the cringeworthy storylines, the god-awful acting - it's supposed to be that way.
In recent years, a particular sub-genre in the world of psychological thrillers has blown up on Netflix, and is often referred to as domestic suspense. The Woman... aims to poke fun at its ridiculousness.
Think Stay Close, Behind Her Eyes, The Woman in the Window - pretty much anything with an isolated middle-class female protagonist, who sips wine and obsesses over the lives of those around her, then somehow gets entangled in a whole bunch of dramatic situations. Yes, there are a lot of them.
Many fans of the show have taken to social media to defend it from those calling it "awful" and "confusing".
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"The woman in the house across the street from the girl in the window on Netflix is a masterpiece in trolling. Took me a couple episodes to realize it was a spoof but there are some out there who’ve taken it completely serious. Incredible," one person wrote.
"It is blowing my f***ing mind that the Twitter responses to the trailers for The Woman in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window are filled to the brim with people who simply do not remotely understand it’s intended to be parody,” another said.
The Woman Across the Street from The Girl in the Window is available to stream on Netflix now.Explore more on these topics:

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