If this show wasn't set in Ireland, I doubt I would have watched it. But it IS set there, and as a result, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Their dialects were so great.
Genuinely fun to listen to. Seana Kerslake is a delight, even when playing such a trainwreck of a character.
Season 2 has a very different feel, like a sequel with a more comedic tone. The protagonists are separated for much of the season, and comic relief character Lorraine's is significantly expanded upon.
Also, apparently, in Irish Millennial slang, they add the word "like" at the END of 50% of their sentences. I could see where people might find this annoying. Personally, I found it fascinating. And now I find it hilarious.
Season 2 has a very different feel, like a sequel with a more comedic tone. The protagonists are separated for much of the season, and comic relief character Lorraine's is significantly expanded upon.
Also, apparently, in Irish Millennial slang, they add the word "like" at the END of 50% of their sentences. I could see where people might find this annoying. Personally, I found it fascinating. And now I find it hilarious.