Here We Go

I havent seen the Christmas pilot that people seem to be making reference to, just the first episode going to the theme park.

It feels a bit wooden sometimes, but that's just a style thing. The Office and Peep Show felt like that at the beginning also.

It really borrows heavily from that style of comedy, some of it feels a bit forced, but it is really funny. I laughed out loud at a few points.

The BBC, being the BBC of course cant help the obligatory tick boxing. But. It was a good show.

It's seemingly been a while since the BBC had it's last family comedy and so, here comes "Here We Go" (also known as Pandemonium", a Dom Com about the Jessops.

The show is definitely promising, providing good observational humour and quite gentle in nature. It's a bit too slow-paced, but I suspect that that will be rioned out as the series progresses.

Don't understand the bad reviews this is hilarious. Maybe people should give it a chance. Well cast. Well written. I hope they make a 2nd series because I love it.

One of the best comedies produced by the BBC in a long time, Here We Go is quick-witted in Its story of a relatable family. Not all of the characters are hits, but together they create a great chemistry which is always enjoyable thanks to some great casting.

Parkinson and Howick deliver the best of the comedy, Howick perfectly delivering the beta-male character who's behaviour is a continuous laugh. The plots are simple but delivered in an unconventional fashion and overall the series provides a fresh feature of light entertaining.

I love the characters and it feels like a more realistic less scary Friday night dinner. The characters are a little stereotypical in parts (Cherry and Robin) but there is nuanced queer representation, subtle mental health awareness and Sam is awesome and isn't boxed in at all.