Warren

I enjoy this and maybe relate to it as Warren is a grumpy git. It's not on the same par as white gold but still very good. Too much hate

Looked forward to watching this, and the new Alan Partridge show. Decided to read reviews first, then watch both.

Warren was pretty unanimously slammed online. But I thought it was good. Perhaps its my odd sense of humour - Rik Mayall was one of my all-time favs, and I like Martin Clunes too.

I don't agree with the previous reviewer's line 'he plays such an unlikeable character' - Warren is just Doc Martin moved up north.

First episodes of all the great sitcoms were weaker than the later ones, perhaps Fawlty Towers being a rare exception (because there were so few episodes after the first one). I'm hoping this'll be another of those greats.

After seeing mixed reviews on this sit com I wasn't sure whether to give it a shot! But 3 episodes in and I rather enjoyed it. Personally, I find it very funny and I feel Clunes does a great job at making his character, "Warren" intruiging to watch. Not brilliant, but certainly not bad!

What a pleasant surprise, Warren, a middle aged man who speaks his mind, a breath of fresh air amongst this boring world of 2019. Superb cast, jokes and plots.

Like a lot of reviewers I wasn't totally won over by the first episode but then most comedies take time to bed in.

Warren has few redeeming features but I don't get this belief that a comedy character needs to have warmth for us to enjoy it. The comedy for me comes from enjoying just how obnoxious he is and how wonderfully well Martin Clunes, who is surely one of the best and most likeable actors of his generation, brings this to the screen.

It's not groundbreaking and reworks some well-trodden sitcom themes but it has provided us with some real belly laughs. What's wrong with some old-fashioned sitcom - not everything can be the next Office or Fleabag.

I hope the BBC stick with it and commission another series. When you look at how utter rubbish like Citizen Khan gets renewed then this deserves a chance to grow.