Pitching In

It's one of those shows you watch, and you have no idea what it is, a drama? Comedy? I honestly don't know where it's pitched. It's entirely silly, I'd even go so far as to say as to say stupid. However, in a time of dark mysteries, death and misery, it's been nice to watch something a little different, I can't say I'd wholeheartedly recommend it, but It's worth watching for Larry Lamb, he really is a class act.

I was a bit disappointed, as it was something I really looked forward to, but it's watchable enough. 6/10

I agree with the reviewer "welcome change". Not rewording it, just agree 100%.

Could not get past the first episode. It played like a old time sitcom with canned laughter, and just very slapstick. Had all the current "socially acceptable" type characters in it but really poorly produced, and overall too silly to waste time watching.

I've tried the 2 episodes screened to date and tried my best to like the show but, like many who live in North Wales, I do find the lack of North Walian actors an issue! We do have them up here! If this were the only issue, it wouldn't be insurmountable, but I don't feel as if the actors are totally committed to the project, the transition between scenes can be poor and I feel myself spending most of the hour admiring the beautiful Anglesey scenery and not the lacklustre storyline.

I feel as if I should be enjoying it but the production is just not there.

As a lover of Wales and having loved finding faith and hidden and hinterland I was pleased to see this new series advertised. Set in the beautiful angelsey on a pretty caravan park the idea is simple but a welcome change from violence and anger and politics that most dramas have now. The story is basic but clever as you want to know what is going to happen next especially with hayley Mills! Ignore the bad reviews it's not justified. I personally can't wait to see season 2 let's hope bbc Wales don't make that wait too long.