My Left Nut

A truly touching and funny comedy/drama, that was beautifully presented with superb actors delivering excellent performances. I laughed and cried in equal measure. It highlights the difficulties of being a teenager dealing with puberty, and that horrible transition from easy, carefree childhood to adulthood. Only in this case there's the added 'bonus' of facing a potentially life threatening illness, together with grieving the loss of a parent. On the surface, that may make it sound drab and depressing, however, it's anything but! It's a tale of love, family, friendship and a good deal of humour in the face of adversity. An overall well crafted mini series that should not be missed!

A big swollen finger to the nits who decided not to renew this series. It's a great production, well cast and wonderful story. It's not often that you see male centered story like this that isn't drowning in cliches.

Certainly something I was not expecting to binge watch. Thoroughly impressed by this show, particularly the acting which was so well done by the whole cast- it had me fully engaged in their world within minutes of the first episode. Different to many coming of age dramas, this show portrays issues that are so rarely touched on. Scenes between the Mother and Son were so exquisite. And I found the genuine relationships between the boys and also with the girlfriend very touching. Thoroughly recommend- although beware. This may leave you craving more episodes.

I love all local films / series here in Ireland and this one is no different, it really hit the nail on the head on illustrating teen relationships and the character betrayal of a mother raising three kids was perfect.

7 / 10!

• Caino.

I've just watched this and was pleasantly surprised. The story was well told and the actors were very believable and engaging. It made you laugh cry and care about what was happening to the characters. Everyone involved must have a bright future.