Britney

There's a lovely tone here, and Charly Clive is magnetic. But it is perhaps a little bogged down by the proximity to real life events. The central relationship between best friends isn't quite working on-screen. I don't know if it's the casting or the writing- probably a combination. Tiny moments that had such great magnitude in the creator's lives don't translate to a fictional story that is as funny, dramatic, moving or compelling as it needs to be.

Echoes of Edgar Wright and Phoebe Waller-Bridge in this. An sublime tale of a childhood friendship bordering on obsessive. Extremely funny and surreal in parts. Joyous and tragic in equal measures.

This was surprisingly good, giving the low quality of new comedy shows on BBC3.

I really warmed to the two leads - who also wrote this - and it was quirkily original, though not incredibly funny.

Just as it's getting into its stride, it ends; so I suppose a series may follow?