The story of a double-glazing showroom in Essex in 1983, led by charismatic salesman Vincent who will happily break the rules if it guarantees a sale.The story of a double-glazing showroom in Essex in 1983, led by charismatic salesman Vincent who will happily break the rules if it guarantees a sale.The story of a double-glazing showroom in Essex in 1983, led by charismatic salesman Vincent who will happily break the rules if it guarantees a sale.
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I was a huge fan of 'The Inbetweeners' (definitely go watch that if you enjoyed White Gold) so I was pleasantly surprised to see this show on Netflix when I logged in today. Very funny, very entertaining, and if you enjoy British and sarcastic humor you will enjoy this show. I told my friends my recommendation to them that it had a bit of "the big short" mixed in.
Lets see more of these UK shows on Netflix. There's a huge expat market in the USA and we miss the type of telly we know and love from the UK.
No one from England should have any trouble understanding an Essex accent. I saw the review where someone had trouble understanding the dialog. Bless.
No one from England should have any trouble understanding an Essex accent. I saw the review where someone had trouble understanding the dialog. Bless.
This is an enjoyable easy watch with many laughs, sometimes vulgar under the belt. A little trashy and filled with eighties nostalgia. There is no refinement, subtleties or finesse. Just raw spot on cynical comedy without political correctness. Be warned.
It is a fun way to spend some time off watching this if you have lots of free time to fill. Each episode is also short so easy watch now and then.
Some might love this kind of humour, others will be a bit offset by the crude style and dialogue.
Update 010619: After
It is a fun way to spend some time off watching this if you have lots of free time to fill. Each episode is also short so easy watch now and then.
Some might love this kind of humour, others will be a bit offset by the crude style and dialogue.
Update 010619: After
I really liked Season 1, great set up, however it really did seem to drop the ball in season 2. Season 2 wasn't terrible, but as far as writing goes seemed quite lazy. It looks great, something that can be said for both season's, and has a very strong 80's feel to it - clothing and all that really well done. With a shift to the aspect ratio I might even have believed it could have been made in the 80s.
Season 1 is an easy 8/10. Season 2 more 6/10 (liked the characters, however the story lost its legs a bit).
I would like to see a season 3, though I wouldn't know where they'll go with it. End of season 2 didn't feel as though it was open to a season 3 that could include all of the same characters. I won't say why.
I would say if you like things like Benidorm (first couple of season), and or the Inbetweeners, then this might be up your street.
Season 1 is an easy 8/10. Season 2 more 6/10 (liked the characters, however the story lost its legs a bit).
I would like to see a season 3, though I wouldn't know where they'll go with it. End of season 2 didn't feel as though it was open to a season 3 that could include all of the same characters. I won't say why.
I would say if you like things like Benidorm (first couple of season), and or the Inbetweeners, then this might be up your street.
Yeah its original (ish)
Sometimes its like watching Jay from the inbetweeners with a tash and a job and simon with the same problems and a job.
Theres only so far you can take something when you are recycling the same material within a series so to stop this from dying an undignified death it may be better to let it be.
However i have a feeling that timeshare will be next on the list and unless the writing at BBC2 comes up with something better a lower score might be applied later.
However some humour and laughter, good enough for a 7 even. Just no more.
Theres only so far you can take something when you are recycling the same material within a series so to stop this from dying an undignified death it may be better to let it be.
However i have a feeling that timeshare will be next on the list and unless the writing at BBC2 comes up with something better a lower score might be applied later.
However some humour and laughter, good enough for a 7 even. Just no more.
Did you know
- TriviaCreator Damon Beesley's father was a double glazing salesman.
- GoofsOne episode in series 2 is set in Malta. The taxis used are left-hand drive vehicles, whereas in Malta they drive on the left, so the cars should have been right-hand drive.
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