Nesting

Although I'm well past the age of trying to make babies I found Nestings to be an honest, quirky and laugh out loud romp through the realities of women going out and getting what they want...and as it turns out, the men too!

Each episode is a new ride of the awkward, funny, trivial and monumental aspects of the road they need to travel to secure their dreams of motherhood. Anna and Rosa are superb and relatable and are surrounded by an outstanding cast of men who all have a roll in making the dream come alive...or not.

The (mini) mini series are well designed moments in time in the evolving world of 2024 baby making. Cheeky and heartfelt I can't wait to see the messy funky Tiny House next season...and who is living there!

I really don't understand the 4.2 rating on this series. Although, some of the characters are somewhat dense, the acting is great and they're funny. The storyline and storytelling is compelling and I found it quite enjoyable. I highly recommend binge watching this when you have a free hour. The show follows the pursuit of two best friends, both of which are looking for a sperm donor to father a child for each of them. It takes us along their humorous journey of interviews and interactions along the way. While some of the moments are silly, overall, it's a delightful ride. Take the journey. You won't regret it.

I loved season 1 of Nesting. I was going to watch the pilot and ended up binging the entire season in one go. The writing is really good, great acting, and the storyline resonated with me on many levels. The fact that was shot all over Toronto makes it a special watch for any Torontonians at heart. The dating adventures and the possible donor interviews were quite real and rather funny. I think they nailed it. Having considered having kids as a queer man, I identified with the process they were going through a lot. If you want a fun, smart and interesting show to watch, look no further. I can't wait for season 2!

This is a really fun series that perfectly delivers on its premise! Short episodes that each stand alone but also build to a larger story, its pacing stands out as unique next to more formulaic stuff that feels tied to the network format. Anna and Rosa feel like grounded, lived-in characters (no doubt because it's semi-autobiographical) but they also elevate the comedy to absurd levels when it's needed. A shame that review bombers have got to it because I had a really fun time watching. Binged the season in a single sitting. Here's hoping season 2 can keep delivering on this unique and modern buddy comedy!

I absolutely loved this show! It's so refreshing to finally find a lighthearted comedy that represents what building a family looks like now for most of us. The struggle for wanting or not being able to have kids is real! But this show brings some humour and lightness to a really tough subject for most. These characters are so fun to watch as they represent peices of us, who stumble and get back up to work at creating the life that they've always wanted. It's an authentic story that is silly and will make you laugh out loud, with a touch of drama...and love that it includes Queer stories for us!