Hannah and Dan attend the funeral of their old drama teacher Mr Balcombe, where Hannah is thrilled to see Adam Piper, the boy who gave her her first kiss and Dan meets his equally brain-dead friends ...
Hannah has been given the task of looking after a bossy American consultant and is excited when she finds out why he is at the company. Dan bumps into his old crush from clown camp, a now pregnant ...
The siblings father Gregg has arranged a birthday party for himself at which he is going to make an important announcement. Dan starts working for his dad and through sheer luck impresses him - until...
After graduating from university, twenty something year-olds Meg, her cousin Bunny and their friend Laura share a flat and face the ups and downs of love and life.
Stars:
Jessica Knappett,
Lydia Rose Bewley,
Lauren O'Rourke
A girl from a middle-class family gets drunk one night and sleeps with a working-class boy, who also happens to be younger than she, and gets pregnant. But are there really feelings there?
Stars:
Sean Verey,
Scarlett Alice Johnson,
Yasmin Paige
An amateur musician of stunted emotional growth is reluctant to take care of his young nephew, but as his reluctance grows, his other emotions begin to follow to the fore, meaning he may even become a better, more-rounded person.
Stars:
Nick Helm,
Elliot Speller-Gillott,
Daisy Haggard
Deputy Head of Science, Mr Church has been at Greybridge School for 15 years. He is about to resign after a dramatic experiment. However, the arrival of the new French teacher changes everything.
Stars:
David Walliams,
Catherine Tate,
Philip Glenister
Other reviewers class this programme as predictable and clichéd, and it
might indeed be a little predictable at times, but the quality of the
acting during the delivery of aforementioned predictable gags will make
you laugh regardless.
The two leads Tom Stourton and particularly Charlotte Ritchie, as the
siblings Dan and Hannah, really make the grade, and if you're a fan of
crass-yet-clever British humour found elsewhere in shows such as 'The
Inbetweeners' and 'Fresh Meat', you will probably find yourself binging
the first 6 episodes of 'Siblings' in one sitting.
It truly is a great character comedy which ascends its formulaic
appearance on paper with its delivery. Definitely worth a watch.
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Other reviewers class this programme as predictable and clichéd, and it might indeed be a little predictable at times, but the quality of the acting during the delivery of aforementioned predictable gags will make you laugh regardless.
The two leads Tom Stourton and particularly Charlotte Ritchie, as the siblings Dan and Hannah, really make the grade, and if you're a fan of crass-yet-clever British humour found elsewhere in shows such as 'The Inbetweeners' and 'Fresh Meat', you will probably find yourself binging the first 6 episodes of 'Siblings' in one sitting.
It truly is a great character comedy which ascends its formulaic appearance on paper with its delivery. Definitely worth a watch.