Having read Sara's excellent book "Sex, Power, Money" I was looking forward to this, and was not disappointed. Her combination of witty humour, psychology, a sprinkling of science and clever insight into human behaviour is wonderful.
Written in a different way that gradually starts to make sense and indeed grow on you. It's not only educational and funny, but the characters are amazingly good.
Disjointed and puzzling. I enjoy surreal comedy but this has no emtertainment quality.
I was prepared to like this but suspected it would be awful....never realised just how s*** it would be.
I struggled to last 15 minutes, but I literally couldn't watch anymore, this is so very bad, one star for trying God help them . It's an effort I'm assuming to capitalize on the brilliant TV that is "Motherland" and "Catastrophe" but it doesn't come even close, it's a miserable failure and not worthy of even being commissioned for television release.
I find Sara Pascoe annoying normally, she's too self obsessed but I thought I'd watch this with an open mind and give it a chance. Unfortunately, it's truly terrible.
....I'm so glad I watched this all back to back - you get into a rhythm and pace of understanding it all unfolding,the series tackles some of life's big questions so for anyone luckily enough to have never experienced heartache or betrayal this probably wouldn't make much sense , I found it to be a very brave sometimes surreal and also surprisingly educational romp -if you've come for a few one liners then live at the Apollo it ain't .
Ignore the poor reviews. This is clever comedy with some substance to it.
Sad to see all the bad reviews of something that feels so honest. I get people not liking things but most reviews seem to be from those who only watched 10 minutes or so of the show.