Middle-class woman Bess Denyar discovers that she's adopted. She's shocked to find that her birth parents head up a drag-racing team in the outer suburbs.Middle-class woman Bess Denyar discovers that she's adopted. She's shocked to find that her birth parents head up a drag-racing team in the outer suburbs.Middle-class woman Bess Denyar discovers that she's adopted. She's shocked to find that her birth parents head up a drag-racing team in the outer suburbs.
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Loved it from the first episode, season 2 was already better than the first, but in season 3 is all comes together beautifully and better than I expected.
In essence, I would call it "The Australian Modern Family". Both in quality and in spirit. 'Nough said!
In essence, I would call it "The Australian Modern Family". Both in quality and in spirit. 'Nough said!
Holy $hit this show is hilarious. I've gone back and rewatched many episodes. Admittedly I had to turn the CC on once or twice, as the accents are hefty. Didn't bother me one bit though, was happy to do it and rewatch the scene. This show was cast perfectly. It's dry humor and you have to have the delivery for this type humor. It's all about the mannerisms and facial expressions. I'm really glad I ran across this show, it's really funny.
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I am an American and fell in love with this show instantly with the first episode. I am a professional by trade but had a father who owned a construction company that employed numerous "Bogans," and while it is more correct to call them red-necks in the states, other pejorative terms are becoming more popular since they adopted rap music (think Eminem). The humor in it comes from the clash of values and also from a recognition that things aren't really that different between the classes, as much as each class thinks and wants it to be that way. The setups are extremely good, sort of like Seinfeld, where an innocuous comment at the start often grows into the focal point by the end. The themes are universal and if Hollywood discovers it, I'm sure they'll make a poorer version for the States (its just what they do) hot off their failure with Rake, which I also really enjoyed. In some ways, it is very similar to The Beverly Hillbillies, albeit with more modern and cruder humor. I'd only seen Robyn in Rake so to me all the actors "are" the characters that they play and I think the casting was excellent, with parallel members in each family. It is truly a series that will make you laugh and cry at the same time.
Ok I loved it. Funny and entertaining, I just loved it. Although in the first season it seemed the camera was noticably jerky in the scenes, but was filmed smoother in the second and third season.
Kudos to the actors for bringing the writers characters to life. Each actor truly brought uniqueness to their characters persona. I liked how each episode had it's own story, with just a little of the history of the relationships between the family members filtering along without it saturating the next episode. Its a very entertaining and funny show. I'm glad I watched it.
Worth the watch, if you like comedy.
Kudos to the actors for bringing the writers characters to life. Each actor truly brought uniqueness to their characters persona. I liked how each episode had it's own story, with just a little of the history of the relationships between the family members filtering along without it saturating the next episode. Its a very entertaining and funny show. I'm glad I watched it.
Worth the watch, if you like comedy.
Classic Aussie comedy.
Would love to see more.
Not a weak character in the show.
Did you know
- TriviaGlenn Robbins has known his co-star Rhys Mitchell, ever since he was a little boy. As Robbins worked with Rhys' father, actor Mark Mitchell, on the Comedy Company.
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