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This has to be one of the best British comedies of the last 10 years. Heart-warming story of an illegal immigrant and the expectations of the British way of life which are dashed in true black comedy style.

Why on Earth didn't I watch this first time round. I put the first episode on, and couldn't switch it off, it had me captivated. It's one of those comedy shows, that has so much more to offer up, it's insightful, moving, heart warming, and gives us some of the best characters I've seen in a show for some time.

The characters, each of them plays their part, develops the story, and has a journey, the acting is flawless throughout.

There are two incredibly poignant scenes in particular, that exquisite moment in the Post Office, and the scene on the bus, both are funny, but at the same time, make you think long and hard.

The most surreal scene comes with the Yucca plant.

I cried, I laughed, I questioned, I googled, it made me want answers, it made me want more, Rufus if you're reading, can we have more please? 9/10.

I was resistant to watching this as I felt I knew what it was about before I watched it , when it comes to immigration in the UK , we don't do mature or reasoned so to watch something about immigration that is clever and funny and not an attempt to attack people for wanting to discuss immigration is a breath of fresh air. Clever and funny with some excellent acting.

Saw this advertised during the ad break in Derry Girls. Rebekah Staton! Watched the first episode and really enjoyed it, a bit of Della Garry shining through! Thoroughly enjoyed it, can't wait for the next episode.

Very much worth watching Sami is a great character.

Peter, Kate and John work very well as a trio.

Love the comedy and the sentiment that goes with it