All Round to Mrs. Brown's

I was looking forward to new series but it's nothing like old mrs brown. Really boring.

I have loved everything I saw from "Mrs. Brown" until the show started bringing in celebrity guests, and changing the concept by adding the talk show part...

I hope to see more from "Mrs. Brown" in the future, but please go back to the way the show used to be - it was the best comedy show I have ever seen, but not after the latest changes.

Before this, I rated Mrs. Brown 10 stars - this version only gets 3 stars from me.

The original Mrs Brown series was a great piece of Irish comedy. This new concept which is one would call a talk show is a huge disappointment. It's as if when they decided to continue with the show they could not think of any original story lines and this is what they came up with. It is a disaster and has ruined the shows reputation.

I had high expectations for this. Somewhat fell flat for me.

The new concept, studio audience and celebs didn't quite sit well with me. It felt a bit unnecessary and force fed. Took also some of the original attraction away. The celebs knew and played their extra parts, but that just it. They just were there... But most awkward moments, Mammy saved. Some sharpshooter one liners that blew me away laughing.

Never the less, some jokes still hit the bulls eye and the over all series was a enjoyable in whole. The characters were as before, and cast had fun portraying them. Cracking out in middle scenes. These were the saviors of the series.

If they still continue making the Mrs Browns Boys. I hope they go back to old sitcom way. That still worked best.

This show is merely a slight re-hash of 'Mrs Brown's Boys' so if you find that show funny you will no doubt find this show entertaining.

Alas, I do not...the recycling of lame jokes, use of childish innuendo and a ridiculous 'Mammy of the Week' award is not for me. The BBC have abandoned creativity to allow this nonsense onto our screens - this is a one-trick pony and the trick was never all that good in the first place. Avoid.