How Many Episodes Are There In Nine Perfect Strangers

Okay, let's talk Nine Perfect Strangers. Remember that show? The one that promised enlightenment (and maybe a little bit of awkwardness) at a fancy wellness retreat?

The question that's probably been bugging you (or maybe just me, which is totally fine) is: just how many episodes did we endure… I mean, *enjoy*?

The Official Number: 8 Episodes

Yes, officially, Nine Perfect Strangers graced our screens for a grand total of eight episodes. Eight weeks of watching wealthy people work through their problems. Mostly in expensive linen.

Eight episodes of trying to figure out if Masha, played by Nicole Kidman, was a guru or a straight-up villain. It was a wild ride, wasn't it?

But Here's My Unpopular Opinion...

Hold on to your kombucha, because I'm about to drop a truth bomb. Eight episodes felt… excessive.

I'm not saying it was terrible, but did we really *need* eight episodes to see where this story was going? Could it have been tighter? More suspenseful?

Maybe six? Or even a really compelling movie? Just throwing it out there.

Did We Really Need That Many Backstories?

Each character had their baggage. Their past traumas. Their reason for shelling out serious cash to visit Tranquillum House.

We got it. Everyone's got problems. But did we need quite so much unpacking? It started to feel like an airport carousel of emotional baggage.

And honestly, some of those backstories were more interesting than others. Let's be real.

The Ending Felt...Rushed?

After all that buildup, the ending felt a little… abrupt. Like the writers suddenly realized they only had one episode left and scrambled to tie everything up with a neat little bow.

Or maybe a slightly unhinged, psychedelic bow. Either way, the pacing felt off.

It's like they spent seven episodes setting up dominos, then knocked them over with a feather duster.

In Conclusion: Too Much of a Good Thing?

Nine Perfect Strangers had potential. A stellar cast. A juicy premise. But maybe, just maybe, it stretched itself a little too thin.

Eight episodes? I'm sticking to my opinion. It could have been leaner, meaner, and more impactful with fewer.

But hey, that's just one person's opinion. Maybe you loved every single minute of those eight episodes. And that's perfectly fine! No judgment here. (Okay, maybe a little).

Ultimately, the "right" number of episodes is subjective. But for me, Nine Perfect Strangers felt like it could have benefited from a little Marie Kondo-ing. Did it spark joy? Not always.

So, the official answer is eight. But in my heart? Maybe six would have been the perfect number of episodes.