For a low budget pilot this is pretty damn good, mostly carried by the writing and acting. In a short amount of time the characters are fully realised, the relationship dynamics are organically established and an effective episodic story is achieved. I see potential for a great show. Just hope that these show runners are given the green-light and funding that they need.
Sidenote... as a wee southern English lad, it's honestly really refreshing to see a comedy show made by two Scottish women. Lord knows British comedy is oversaturated with English talent. Was especially refreshing to see a show that normalises sexual fluidity and the attraction to plus-size bodies in a way that isn't shoehorned in or used to make a cheap statement or pander to liberals is the name of wokeism. These characters and relationships feel organic. A message to the BBC, give em a chance.
Sidenote... as a wee southern English lad, it's honestly really refreshing to see a comedy show made by two Scottish women. Lord knows British comedy is oversaturated with English talent. Was especially refreshing to see a show that normalises sexual fluidity and the attraction to plus-size bodies in a way that isn't shoehorned in or used to make a cheap statement or pander to liberals is the name of wokeism. These characters and relationships feel organic. A message to the BBC, give em a chance.
