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Feel Good - Season 1
TrailerThis drama series follows the daily activity and struggles of Mae, a young teenager girl, who has been recovered from addiction, while navigating through life, dealing with the life challenges of teenagers and her relationship with her former girlfriend, the thing that challenges her.Actors: Mae Martin, Charlotte Ritchie, Phil Burgers, Tom Andrews, Ramon Tikaram, Ritu Arya, Tobi Bamtefa, Ophelia Lovibond, Rosalind March, Sindhu Vee, Lisa Kudrow, ...»Director: Ally PankiwCountry: United KingdomDuration: 30 minQuality: HDRelease: 2020IMDb: 7.50 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Feel Good - Season 1"
ObserverMarch 13, 2020There are also great performances throughout-Lisa Kudrow as Mae's mother is an utter delight, managing a perfectly distant but comedic delivery even when going through a boardwalk Haunted House ride.
GuardianMarch 19, 2020It's not only an immaculately written and paced piece of work and a properly funny comedy, it is also has created a delicately and intricately constructed, deeply humane world where people make mistakes but are not damned.
Financial TimesMarch 19, 2020Satirising the overfamiliar target of upper-class Britishness, Feel Good isn't nearly as edgy as Sky's recent Work in Progress, but fringing the rumpled central relationship are beautifully drawn lesser characters.
Hollywood ReporterMarch 18, 2020It's a crucial similarity with Catastrophe that every time Feel Good moves in a direction that a feature film might eye as a happy ending or resolution, the series just uses it as a way to become more chaotic.
Independent (UK)March 18, 2020"Good" might be too simple a word to cover all the feelings swirling around this six-episode emotional broth.
Sydney Morning HeraldMarch 18, 2020The show's emulsion of the absurd and the deeply real achieves its own perfect balance -- albeit a balance quite different to what many viewers will be expecting.
NOW TorontoMarch 19, 2020It's prickly and funny, and remarkably specific in its subject matter, and it's one of the best things I've seen this year.
Radio TimesMarch 19, 2020While these ideas are all interesting, Mae and George's relationship comes across as a vehicle specifically engineered to explore them, rather than a genuine romance.
DeciderMarch 16, 2020If you're in the mood for a show that prioritizes realistic humor and heart over static connect-the-dots storytelling, you'll enjoy the subtle charms and overwhelming sincerity of Feel Good.
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