It's a new British comedy, a female psychologist has sessions with famous women from the past, well at least versions of them (and some of them are men).
If television could qualify for an Oscar, then the three standouts, Samantha Spiro, Julia Davis and Sharon Horgan should all be up for it.
It's a deliciously well-written script, directed, acted and edited perfectly.
There are some British characters that are unknown elsewhere, I hope that won't matter as the characters talk for themselves.
Oh yes, mind-bending potential. I have watched the two episodes so far, Beatrix Potter's dream at the end of episode two expanded the range of what was possible. No spoilers.
If television could qualify for an Oscar, then the three standouts, Samantha Spiro, Julia Davis and Sharon Horgan should all be up for it.
It's a deliciously well-written script, directed, acted and edited perfectly.
There are some British characters that are unknown elsewhere, I hope that won't matter as the characters talk for themselves.
Oh yes, mind-bending potential. I have watched the two episodes so far, Beatrix Potter's dream at the end of episode two expanded the range of what was possible. No spoilers.
