Stath Lets Flats

Great piece of comedy. Ok it's not to everyone taste and some people think it's cheap and tacky humour but it really isn't. You just don't get what the writer is getting at. It's extremely cleverly written and that is why it was recognised for the awards. I really hope JAmie isn't done with this and we get to see some More. Best thing I've seen on British tv in a while.

Series 3 is by far the best one yet. It's very rare a comedy gets funnier as time goes on but This one has hit the nail on the head. Love love love!!! Haven't laughed so much in ages!

This series is relatively unknown (at least outside the UK) at the moment and therefore easy to miss by the big audience but after I watched the whole first season I can say: they have left me thirsty for more!

Hands down very funny! Very awkward but very funny. It needs to feel uncomfortable, that's the whole point. Some childish elements are there but it gives the series it's own strength. Stath wouldn't be a miserable let agent failing to do his job properly if he wouldn't be so childish would he? What would be the point following someone like that then?

The performance of his sister or Al are incredible. I almost can not believe they are not like this in real life. That it's all acted. The empty look on his sisters face sometimes. Priceless! On this show they know when to stop filling the scene with words and lines and just instead use a lot of awkward silent moments/looks. Pretty good.

Genius show if you are familiar with these kinds of north London characters and dysfunctional small family businesses. It's really about Stath, his family and colleagues not the flats.

Brilliant characterisations and attention to detail of mannerisms, pronounciations, mangled turns of phrase, and class and family dynamics.

Another one to add comedy high street alongside Phoneshop and Job Lot.

This show is hilarious! I'm sure it's not for everyone but in my view it's a real loss for those who don't get it. All the characters remind me of people you come across in London, as do the crap Flats rented at horribly high prices, and the awkward and quirky humour is brilliant.