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Channel 4 (ended 2009)
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  • On Hiatus / TBD
This new six-part comedy series starring Stephen Mangan (Green Wing), Sharon Horgan (Pulling) and Anthony Head (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) follows the on-off relationship between Alex (Mangan) and Helen (Horgan) who struggle to shake off their past and hold down a potentially happy romance.
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  • Disappointingly unfunny at times, this show struggles to raise a laugh.

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    This show should have been really great. The cast is superb and yet the humour is simply not there. The writers rely on a stream of extreme swearing to make us laugh. Now I'm no prude and a bit of bad language doesn't really bother me but I don't think it takes the place of lots of funny gags and jokes in a comedy. After a very short while it all starts to get a bit boring. Stephen Mangan plays Alex very well, particularly when he's being reflective and Sharon Horgan and Anthongy Head are also good enough actors to do something a bit more challenging than this.moreless

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British Tv, Romantic Comedy