Deep Heat

I think some people go a bit to deep into every show, some shows are just silly fun! Sure some jokes don't land and there are issues, I enjoyed it. Thought the lead girl was genuinely amusing, it's an 7.5/10 show but put 10 as it definitely doesn't deserve a 1. Sadly doubt it'll get a second series but hope it does! Could be really good with some tweaks but people would rather batter it into the ground.

Threw-in-the-towel after 1.5 episodes of this wrestling based comedy. Commenced episode 2 on auto pilot, not sure why because it was already evident this is a vapid unfunny script that lost pinned to the canvas in round one.

The premise looked a good one for a sitcom - I really liked the retro show Glow on Netflix about female wrestling and was hoping for a comedic British spin on that - but it wasn't to be.

Setup was clunky and it was poorly directed but main problems were with the the script - a predictable dull storyline with hardly any laughs. Cast performances were pretty mixed with no stand-outs, too many characters really and the wrestling was unimpressive.

Surprised it went straight to a series as it obviously hasn't found its legs yet and not sure if it ever will. Disappointing.

Would recommend this show to anyone who is a fan of wrestling or British humor. Good wrestling scenes as well as characters that you care about. By the second episode it really takes off in stride.

I tried with this series but gave up way sooner than I expected. Unlikeable characters with overexaggerated/overacted reactions and interactions is a huge distraction when making any attempt to resonate or connect with the characters. Poor writing leaving me with a huge desire to REALLY want the next thing to come out of a characters mouth to be funny - unfortunately...it never is.

Another large problem about the show is that the budget really shows. I've seen plenty of low-budget shows in the past that have been fantastic (e.g. Misfits, The Inbetweeners, Red Dwarf, Skins), but whilst they've pulled it off, Deep Heat REALLY shows its low budget, often looking extremely cheap all over.

And Episode 3 - 'The Panther', is quite possibly the worst episode of any TV show I've seen EVER. Despite the fact that John Thomson's character 'Enrique' has the most obvious use of faux facial hair in television, the plot of the episode is practically non-existant, and as a whole, mind-numbingly boring.

I'm actually a fan of Alistair Petrie (Clifford), from his excellent performance as the struggling headmaster in 'Sex Education', yet even he couldn't save this show.

It'll be a much better use of your time to just give this a miss as opposed to even attempting with it, trust me.