It's very poorly written, Besides the efforts of some great talent and experience, it lacks any cohesion. This could be cleaned up a bit and fitted into a daytime slot. It's very bland. Yet another vehicle for Sheridan Smith, who've I've never been convinced she's leading actor material. A younger actor could have been better at the role more enthusiastic for example the drama seam of her addictions ( stemming from denial of assault or abortion) is confused and never seems to be addressed in a mature manner. Having mentioned that, the drama is better than the comedy. She never convinces as the wayward daughter. It's just poorly written . It needs a rewrite (if this sees the light of day for another series). I get the impression they've tried to take one of 'The Derry Girls' and plonked her in an up to date story.
Review of Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything
