Television adaptation of the romantic comedy film 'Four Weddings and a Funeral'.
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A year after Maya and Ainsley's blowup, the fractured friend group hopes that a wedding may be the perfect occasion for a reunion.
Maya struggles to tell Ainsley about Kash. Fearing their relationship may be getting too friendly Gemma fires Duffy. Zara finds a way for Craig to reconnect with his daughter. Andrew has a surprising...
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An impending funeral stirs up old feelings for Maya. Haroon pressures Kash to consider an arranged marriage. Gemma makes a difficult parenting decision. Duffy and Tabby take a big step in their ...
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I'm not sure why some of the reviews are so down on this series. I found the joke writing to be quite clever, especially at making fun of American cultural and political quirkiness. When was the last time I saw a relatable and funny Muslim family cast in a show? Never...until now. I think setting the show in London was a good choice, and most of the casting is excellent.
I admit that there are two characters and/or actors playing them (I'm not sure which is the main problem for me) that I am not the most fond of, but overall I like the character development, unexpected twists, and fresh take on what it means to live in a culturally diverse big city in 2019.