Flat TV

An excellent series dor millenials and for everybody. I love it since the first moment. Everything is good : The plots. The players. The country (UK) . Excuse me but Americans can make wealthy shows all the time but the britishes are the best .

Sorry for my mistake. Well, Flat TV needs to continue for the next years just because is one of the best comedies BBC has made. The two main characters go perfectly with the times we're living. I come from Argentina and (haha) believe me, not all the TV plots are so actual and a little bit of TV shows can be considered as good products... That's why I really like well done comedies and this is outstanding. Much more this simple TV fan could ask!

Strong writing that kept me in hysterics the whole episode. Really innovative concept that means it stays engaging the whole series. Sitcom format meshed with interesting reflections on the impact of online and media culture, and its affect on the way people perceive their own experiences and interactions, as well as the constant buzzing and computing of the mind. Perfect casting, and acting, including great cameo-style parts from actors who starred in Phoneshop and Bad Education. A golden nugget of 30-minute comedy. One of the best BBC comedy shows for a while, in my opinion. Come for Rosenthal, stay for the facial expressions and gags.

I can´t understand why one of the most important corporation channels of the world is so blind to see how great series has in its very hands. Flat Tv is an actual vission of the classic sitcoms we´ve seen for years. It brings new ideas, a brilliant way to make humor for its generation, but, everybody liked it, not just millenialls, my mother, my father, my brothers and me were fascinated with this series. Excuse me but I don´t understand why there´s no other seasons having the Tv shows bbc has right now, so many of them with a lot of less quality

Series 1 of Flat TV was fantastic. Well-written, well-acted, well-executed. Conceptually, the idea of the sitcom is innovative. Though based around a classic sitcom situation (2 flatmates, the girl next door to impress, etc.), a fourth-wall-breaking TV self-parody unlike that seen before pushes it to another level. The spoofs and impressions were very decent, and there is so much more potential to be explored with the Flat TV format, with a wealth of TV or film genres that have yet to be touched. A greater level of character development/relationship building is needed to push it to a 10 in my books, but for a first series of a sitcom, it had a good range of characters, a high gag density and something unique it is bringing to the table.