Glenn Close, star of the legal drama 'All's Fair', has responded to the show’s negative reviews following its debut earlier this month. The series, which premiered recently, received a critically low 0% score on Rotten Tomatoes, sparking considerable discussion and disappointment amongst viewers and critics alike.

Close acknowledged the “tough” reviews in a statement, but expressed confidence that the show will improve as the series progresses. While she didn't elaborate on specific aspects of the show that are expected to change, she reassured audiences that future episodes will offer a more compelling narrative.

’All’s Fair’ tells the story of a ruthless lawyer who is forced to work with a public defender. The series has been criticised for its perceived lack of originality and slow pacing, contributing to the dismal Rotten Tomatoes score. The 0% rating signifies that no critics reviewed the show positively.

Despite the initial reception, Close remains optimistic and hopeful that the show will find its audience and demonstrate its potential. The show's producers have not yet commented on whether they are considering any significant changes in response to the reviews.