Would it not have made more sense for The BBC to have put this on Christmas night, instead of Mrs Brown's Boys, this was altogether funnier, better, and gave us a break from Covid.
The full ensemble cast are here, were they perhaps socially distancing from one another? They were all on point, everyone was given a piece of the action, nobody was left in the shadows.
Quite often a bit of conflict when all the characters gather, they played on that, using it as the main theme.
For the first time in the show's history, I felt that the main comedy turn came from Deborah Grant, the drunken Wendy was side splitting throughout, such great timing and delivery. That's not to take away from the others, everyone was on point. Highlight had to be Toby's big scene.
I just want to mention the legendary Bobby Ball here, of course I've loved watching him in this show, but a comedian I grew up watching, I don't mind admitting I sobbed when I heard he had passes away, devastating for his family and friends. I am sure Lee Mack will dedicate an episode to him. RIP Bobby.
This was so funny, 9/10.
The full ensemble cast are here, were they perhaps socially distancing from one another? They were all on point, everyone was given a piece of the action, nobody was left in the shadows.
Quite often a bit of conflict when all the characters gather, they played on that, using it as the main theme.
For the first time in the show's history, I felt that the main comedy turn came from Deborah Grant, the drunken Wendy was side splitting throughout, such great timing and delivery. That's not to take away from the others, everyone was on point. Highlight had to be Toby's big scene.
I just want to mention the legendary Bobby Ball here, of course I've loved watching him in this show, but a comedian I grew up watching, I don't mind admitting I sobbed when I heard he had passes away, devastating for his family and friends. I am sure Lee Mack will dedicate an episode to him. RIP Bobby.
This was so funny, 9/10.