Ladhood

Don’t expect a rousing end-of-series spectacle, but in its own messy way, it finds a satisfying resolution.

...examines aspects of being a certain type of man – a pointless ongoing routine of fighting, drinking too much and being so incapable of expressing emotions that he smashes things up instead...

By the end of series two, nothing has been resolved and nobody has grown as a person, just as the rules of sitcom demand. Liam doesn’t know what he is doing, but as a writer/performer, Williams really does.

...witty, poignant, and makes you feel viscerally for its characters.