Fisk

With 'Colin From Accounts' hopefully getting a second series, the Aussie comedies coming to the UK at the moment are from a rich vein of humour. I love the sarcasm in this especially from the title character, boss Ray has a brilliant nonchalance bordering on incompetence, Roz is just the right side of the likeable/unlikeable line and George is played wonderfully, mixing an unlikeable, modern woke-ness with a fine level of dimwittedness. The running jokes are funny and each weekly story is hilarious. More please from the land Down Under. I sincerely hope we're very a third series. Kitty Flanagan is a brilliant comedy actress and writer. I'd love to see more from her.

This is one of the funniest 6 episodes I have ever watched. Helen says things we want to say and she lives with the consequences. She meets people we have met (or who we are) and she pivots to smooth their road even if it makes her life rockier.

Like us, she has a dog that grounds her and family that makes her as crazy as the people around her.

As usual - it's the Aussies who give us absolutely the best and funniest series. When will we learn to just tune in to them and let them take over our electronic world.

If you need some smart (intelligent), funny, honest humor in your insane (American) life, this is the series for you.

Enjoy!

That's how Fisk tracked for me over the 6 episodes.

Got funnier and funnier towards the end.

Finished up loving it.

Julia I like more and more, and she's a great actress too!!! Who knew?!

I have ALWAYS loved both Kitty and Julia - and in this they are just wonderful.

I giggled through this whole series. Binge watched all 6 episodes in one night. Typical understated Aussie humour.

If you're looking for canned laughter and "obvious" humour, this is NOT the show for you.

I can't wait for Season 2.

But then... Season 3, Episode 3 and that deads**t Sam Campbell makes an UNwelcome appearance. It almost cost them a star 🌟

Wife and I stumbled across this series and thought, why not? Glad we did. Took a period of adjustment though. We live in the US. In Connecticut. Our connection with Australia, it's people and their humor is non-existent. So, the pacing, outlook and phrasing of the show seemed...well...foreign. Fortunately, Kitty Flannigan is ingratiatingly quirky enough to pull us through and then in to the series. She's the show. Her reactions to the everyday crap she encounters are human and full of humor. This is not highbrow stuff. But it is thoughtful and seen through the eyes of a flawed, coping fellow human. So, it's relatable. And funny. Sometimes hilarious. And, yes, still a tad confusing. But worth the watch.