Do the producers hate working mums?
They did everything possible to show that Ariana was a bee-yatch and the nanny was (in Becca's words) Mother Theresa. Firstly, nuns hardly ever sleep with other women's husbands, so let's disabuse ourselves of the notion that she was some kind of innocent. Ariana's character was as unsympathetic as it's possible to be, and it seemed to hark back to the fact that she worked for a living. Her own spiteful remark about how unambitious women make the best mothers backs that up. She couldn't even put her own child to bed, and was positively icy in every way. Why didn't they allow her to have some redeeming features? She was in the right, for goodness sake! Love's young dream in the shape of the cheating husband and the floozy nanny were the ones who were wrong.
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