Jenner's TV reality series is in trouble.

Man hands to match her xy feet.

Gone are the wife, the dad pants and the gaggle of kids, replaced by talk of hormone therapies, sex work and the fight for civil rights (even as a Republican!). It’s a 180-degree pivot — and if Cait herself seems unable (or is it unwilling?) to process it all, how are the twittering and tindering and snapchatting masses supposed keep up?
Beyond the sheer confusion of it all, “I Am Cait” suffers from many of the same ills that plagued HBO’s gay-themed “Looking” and other television shows rooted in identity politics: A boring chief protagonist whose minority status does not a personality make.