Green Fingers

This comedy pilot likeable and engaging, and surprisingly touching in its tale of two mismatched workmates who garden for a living. Just like most pilots, it's still working out its kinks, but promisingly there are only a few and very easy to fix in future; but the show has one great strength, the excellent chemistry between the two leads, Velton Lishke and Pete Bennett, which carries the whole thing. Their awkward friendship has loads of potential to offer deeper, more touching moments alongside the comedy, that could give the show a warm heart similar to that of, say, BBC's wonderful Detectorists. This is a show that could definitely grow on you (pun intended).

This comedy is right out of the bottom , Reeve's and Mortimer draw.belly laughs aplenty , thoroughly enjoyed this slapstick delight.A well executed comedy and if you have a good comedy brain you will get this.its well worth a watch ,loved it !

I don't normally write reviews but I felt I must...absolute tripe. Acting is dreadful plot is dull. Time out of my life I will never get back

I genuinely can't believe the number of 'good' reviews for this comedy. This is seriously bad and I'm suspect of all the glowing reviews that were incidentally all submitted on the same date. Humour is very subjective but boy oh boy, this must have been written by a 13 year old.

This is supposed to be funny, I was caught up in a massive earthquake once and that was far more amusing. With no discernible story line it's about two so called gardeners who work with a weird woman with some form of facial disfigurement. I watched until the end to see if anything comical was going to happen but without luck.