Sweet/Vicious

2016

Sweet/Vicious

7.8 | TV-14 | en | Drama

Jules balances her life of being a college student, while serving up vigilante justice on her school's campus. Until Ophelia, a computer hacker, discovers her secret and entangles herself in Jules' quest for vengeance.

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Seasons & Episodes

EP10 Pure Heroine

Jan. 24,2017

In the wake of Nate's guilty verdict being overturned by the President of Darlington and Tyler's arrest, the girls have a lot to take care of.

EP9 An Innocent Man

Jan. 24,2017

Jules, having reconciled with Kennedy, finally reports her sexual assault to the Darlington Title IX office for a proper trial, forcing everyone involved to rehash the events of that night.

EP8 Back to Black

Jan. 17,2017

With nothing left to lose, Jules sets her sights on a public takedown at a frat party. Ophelia, hesitant to let an emotionally unstable Jules pursue a takedown, reluctantly follows suit.

EP7 Heartbreaker

Jan. 10,2017

In the aftermath of Jules' confession to Kennedy, Jules attempts to dig herself out of her depression by joining Ophelia and Harris on a campus bar crawl.

EP6 Fearless

Jan. 03,2017

Ophelia and Jules hole up in the record store with Harris and Tyler when an unexpected visitor sends their night into a tailspin.

EP5 All Eyez On Me

Dec. 13,2016

Jules and Ophelia plan to takedown a ride share driver who assaults his drunk and defenseless passengers. After the initial plan goes awry, Ophelia takes matters into her own hands.

EP4 Tragic Kingdom

Dec. 06,2016

In order to take down an evil sorority that's brutally hazing their pledges, Ophelia begrudgingly goes undercover to participate in pledge week in an attempt to dismantle the sorority from the inside.

EP3 Sucker

Nov. 29,2016

After Jules trains Ophelia to become a vigilante, they take on their first target together: a boy using a popular dating app to find his victims.

EP2 The Writing's on the Wall

Nov. 22,2016

In light of recent events, Jules ceases her vigilante activities, but when Ophelia shows her how so many girls are also suffering from sexual assault on campus, Jules agrees to continue to fight for revenge with Ophelia.

EP1 The Blueprint

Nov. 15,2016

Jules, the perfect sorority sister, balances her life of being a college student while also serving up vigilante justice on her school’s campus. That is until Ophelia a computer hacking weed dealer, discovers Jules’ secret.

7.8 | TV-14 | en | Drama , Comedy , Crime | More Info

Released: 2016-11-15 | Released Producted By: , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.mtv.com/shows/sweet-vicious

Synopsis

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Cast

Eliza Bennett , Taylor Dearden , Nick Fink

Director

Jennifer Kaytin Robinson

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Trailers

Cast

Eliza Bennett

as Jules Thomas

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Taylor Dearden

as Ophelia Mayer

The Last Champion Sweet/Vicious

Nick Fink

as Tyler Finn

Judas and the Black Messiah Sweet/Vicious Ghost Squad Trace

Reviews

Joseph King Don't usually do reviews but put this on because of another reviewer who put one on after only seeing one episode, yes first episode wasn't fantastic but good enough for second episode to be watched yes its no Breaking Bad best ever TV series IMHO incidentally episode 2 an honorable mention to said series probably due to the fact the star of the show is Bryan Cranston's daughter (hope that doesn't count as a spoiler shouldn't do) anyway this series is dark, funny got enough action and does address issues of a serious nature, was looking for something till The Blacklist, Quarry, Stranger Things, Dark Matter, TMITHC, & GOT comes back and this & Shooter will definitely do for now!

womenfirst I know a lot of manly men are going to hate this, it shows sympathetic female characters being effective at physically punishing males who deserve it, just wrong, right? This reminds me of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and also Xena Warrior Princess. Not as grown up as the former, not as much a cartoon as the latter. I like the Clark Kent-ish identity of the sorority girls, and I like their often imperfect executions of revenge. I like the balance of humor, realism of a taboo subject (campus rape) from an unusual but needed POV, and of course I adore the violence and gore and action that doesn't require a magic lasso for a girl to prevail.If I had to nitpick, I'd wish the battle scenes were a bit more realistic, use a stunt actor or something; I know she's a sorority girl, but if she's going to be effective against a larger male, her street fighter skills need to appear better executed.For future character development, I'm hoping for more darkness and anger and lack of cultural normality from the hacker character; green hair does not alone make an alienated outsider nonconformist hero. And of course I'm looking for an end to the apparent need for straightness or bisexuality (as opposed to exclusive lesbianism) to make these girls sympathetic.But I'm hooked.

Lara The review contains spoilers for episode 2.In short, the show is about a rape victim who goes all vigilante and fights guys who raped other girls and the show handles it amazingly.In general if you have a rape plot on a show, it all tends to go towards victim blaming to keep it "realistic" but here? There isn't any victim blaming anywhere. They don't try to humanize men who raped girls and try to make viewers feel bad for them. In episode 2, Ophelia murdered a rapist who was about to kill Jules but the show isn't trying to guilt trip them about the murder either. Yes there are consequences and they're affected by it but it's not making them into villains because it was just what they had to do to survive.Also it's not super dark and it has just enough comic relief (it's actually pretty funny) and it has girls fighting for other girls. Where else do you get to see that executed this well?If you're looking for something new to watch please consider this show. It deserves a lot more attention.

Liss (lvlss) MTV doesn't have the best track record for making good scripted television but Sweet/Vicious is very enjoyable and refreshing regarding the heavy topic matter. Sexual violence is an extremely serious issue and currently there is no show portrays what victims feel - rather only the legal aspects of the crime and maybe the psychology of the abuser. Sweet/Vicious brings a whole new dynamic to the topic and I personally enjoy that the show doesn't feel cold and matter-of-fact - you really understand the effects and most importantly, you actually want to root for the main characters, who are the campus vigilantes. The show does have it faults - the writing can sometimes be a little off and certain things can be set up better in terms of story development but I overall think the show is a fun time; it doesn't take itself too seriously - there are funny moments, dramatic moments, relatable characters and importantly, strong female characters that show their strength in various different ways. Sweet/Vicious is definitely something to look out for and possibly empowering to anyone who has ever been assaulted. Please don't dismiss this show in fear that it is only about misandry because that is far from the truth.