Mr. Bigstuff

Starts off slow but gets better and better if you like plebs and brassic you will love this very good writing Ryan and Danny at there best all in all a good solid series bring on series 2 Rayn is as good in this as he his in plebs and Danny is all in all brilliant we need more comedy like this nice and steady all the actors are spot on even the one liners to be honest I have never been a big fan of Danny Dyer only been in one film I love that was severance this is as good as that film for style and comedy so please please the powers that be bring on series 2 great actors great script great series.

Laughed from the start to the finish. So ridiculously silly but so bloody funny. Not normally a fan of Danny Dyer, but the casting is impeccable. Yes, the language is a bit fruity, but you can actually imagine these people speaking this way. Personally, bad language... Or language as I like to call it (who says it's bad) doesn't bother me. In this instance it enhances the narrative. If you enjoy farcical sweaty comedy and have previously enjoyed Brassic give it a go, I don't think you'll be disappointed. If swearing offends then maybe give it a miss, although I think you'll be missing a gem. I really hope they do more.

I put the first episode of this on to try it out and ended up binging the entire show in one night. There are some genius moments throughout, some that had me belly laughing, others that had me crying. The writing is brilliant.

The characters become more well rounded as the show goes on. I'm genuinely going to miss seeing them on my screen. The actors all did a brilliant job, and the comedic timing is second to none.

The last episode is incredibly heartwarming, whilst still keeping up the humour. Ryan Sampson and Danny Dyer's acting throughout the series is great, but in this episode especially.

If you watch the first episode and aren't sure you're going to like the rest, I'd recommend sticking with it, it's worth it.

'Mr Bigstuff follows two estranged brothers; Glen (Sampson), a nervy perfectionist and carpet salesman striving to live a suburban ideal and Lee (Dyer), an alpha male with a prescription drug addiction and a tin full of their dad's ashes.'

I really didn't know what to expect when I first put on Mr Big stuff but I was genuinely happily surprised. It's a show that doesn't take itself too seriously, well doesn't take itself seriously at all - but it works. There are numerous moments with perfect comedic timing and the casting is great too. Danny Dyer is fantastic alongside Ryan Sampson whilst Adrian Scarborough and Faitha El-Ghorri were also standout in there roles. It also felt like they were having genuine fun with it also.

Mr Bigstuff is not trying to be groundbreaking, but is a feel-good series that is genuinely worth a watch, has the sort of easy to watch / easy going vibe to watch after a long day and unwind.

I'd give it a 7/10.

As usual someone watches one episode, you know that episode where the most important bits are setting the characters and plot up, and decide they don't like it. I fear for their attention span in watching anything over 30mins long. I also wonder why they are compelled to write a brat whine about the tiny bit they saw.

I found the first episode entertaining and wanted to watch more. And so I did. This is a great, funny series with great comic acting. Of course the plot is ludicrous, what comedy isn't (have these people ever watched Brassic et al), and it is that very silliness that makes it so entertaining. Give it a go. You'll enjoy it.