Spreadsheet

Well worth watching. Real life scenarios that could happen put into a television series that makes you laugh. Every episode did not disappoint me at all.

Don't understand the negative reviews, it's not laugh out loud funny but proper giggle funny, and smutty funny. Great cast. Just love it. The situations she gets into are just hilarious, yea maybe not typical, but hell if you can why not!!!

It is genuinely funny, with excellent dialogue and the pace was terrific. The main actor's method of dealing with the madness of what life throws at us really comes through in the show and at times you feel exhausted for her. I thought the show was not only brave but also refreshing compared to the usual it all ends happily ever after stuff...I was glued to it from start to finish. Hopefully there will be a season 2 🤞🏼

It's so great to finally see on screen a woman with sexual needs without the need to have a relationship with a man She just wants to be serviced but doesn't have time for any of the other nonsense! This portrayal is extremely rare - actually I cant think of another show that has yet shown that side of a woman's desire. Not all women want another relationship! I wet myself in places! Great casting, witty dialogue and the kids were bang on funny. I can't wait to see where this series goes, its got such great legs!

Single woman finds herself in strange situations, mainly centered around her "spreadsheet", a database of her sexual conquests since getting divorced. A tad strange that an Australian-made comedy would choose a British actress for the lead role, but no matter. Any fan of drama series Wentworth will be delighted at the fact that half of the cast seemingly appear throughout the series. The supporting cast are funny, the children are thankfully unannoying and funny. The shenanigans are mostly those which a lot of viewers may be able to identify with, and will see the funny side. Those giving low scores might want to watch the episode where she helps a lover get their head out of their a*s as I'm assuming they could use the assistance.