'pH7' - Laura Kuenssberg - 'neutral'? Do me a favour, you're havin' a laugh n'tcha? I hope so, because if the writer(s) really meant it, then I'd give this show a 2 rather than 8 star rating.
I have seen all of both seasons and I conclude that this is a terrific little adult comedy-drama. Set amongst a certain socio-economic strata of Southern Englishness, it wrestles with both universal and specifically middle-class angst-ridden issues. The seriousness is regularly undercut by sometimes genuinely laugh-out-loud dialogue. The best lines go to Geoff - a regular at the pub. Very good casting.
Apart from the - to put it mildly - questionable assertion that Laura K is 'neutral' (please be joking) I have only one complaint about this episode - some of the principle characters' arc denouement seemed a bit hurried. Apart from that, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this season from week to week and I'm looking forward to see what the wonderful Alice Lowe's Joanna gets up to next time this show hits our screens.
I have seen all of both seasons and I conclude that this is a terrific little adult comedy-drama. Set amongst a certain socio-economic strata of Southern Englishness, it wrestles with both universal and specifically middle-class angst-ridden issues. The seriousness is regularly undercut by sometimes genuinely laugh-out-loud dialogue. The best lines go to Geoff - a regular at the pub. Very good casting.
Apart from the - to put it mildly - questionable assertion that Laura K is 'neutral' (please be joking) I have only one complaint about this episode - some of the principle characters' arc denouement seemed a bit hurried. Apart from that, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this season from week to week and I'm looking forward to see what the wonderful Alice Lowe's Joanna gets up to next time this show hits our screens.
