AlvinoWatched

These 1 star reviews are probably from disgruntled United fans or general haters of flamboyant individuals. I doubt they even watched one whole episode.

Pogmentary is a fabulous insight to the world of a truly gifted footballer. I'm a United fan and was disappointed at the way he left the club.

But don't let any prejudice sway your opinion or the 1 star reviews. The cartoon cutaways are a nice quirky way to tell a story where there is no film footage and all the contributions are genuine and heartfelt.

Pogba has shown glimpses of world class ability and although he lacks the consistency to back this up, he believes in his own stock and doesn't shy away from being a showman.

This documentary is way more entertaining than some of the bland lifeless ones out there.

This is a slick and entertaining drama with a very well paced story, through the lens of two controlling women in a man's life. Throughout the series you can pretty much guess most of the outcomes, although there are some nice little twists and turns.

Olivia Cooke plays her role magnificently and its worth watching just for her amazing outfits. I feel they missed a trick and could've made this a dark comedy drama, as there were situations between the mother and son that the girlfriend picked up on, which could've been comedic.

What let's this show down is the penultimate scene in the final episode.....no spoilers. Watch for yourself as it doesn't completely ruin the experience, but it does make you think they could've written it better and the ending would still have the same impact.

This show is colourful with bags of energy, but ultimately the jokes have been done a thousand times - to better effect - and it's just not that funny.

Some scenes stretch out for what feels like an eternity and you wonder if they kept the cameras rolling until someone in production laughed and then yelled cut.

The only characters with potential are the cousin and her boyfriend whose interactions are amusing, but still not comical enough to call this a successful comedy.

The saving grace is that each episode is less than 25 minutes, so you don't waste too much time deciding if it's worth continuing through the series. I gave up at episode 6.