The first year of Ralph and Katie's marriage, their ups and downs, their friends, family, laughs and tears.
Quite a special series, I'd argue you won't have needed to have watched The A Word to pick it up, but it may help to have introduced the characters, and the troubles the pair faced in reaching this point.
It's funny at times, it's often quite moving, it never fails to be heart warming. Sarah Gordy's smile genuinely is infectious, and will make you smile at the same time, both she and Leon Harrop are tremendous. The couple are one solid unit that experience highs and lows, but they portray one thing, the need to prove others wrong, and show they can manage.
Craig Cash, Jamie Marie Leary, Dylan Brady are all great in support. Pooky Quesnel really is a class act, anything she's in, I will watch.
The locations used are breathtaking, the house itself looks idyllic.
Hopefully there's a second series, there's no word of one as yet.
Loved it, 9/10.
Quite a special series, I'd argue you won't have needed to have watched The A Word to pick it up, but it may help to have introduced the characters, and the troubles the pair faced in reaching this point.
It's funny at times, it's often quite moving, it never fails to be heart warming. Sarah Gordy's smile genuinely is infectious, and will make you smile at the same time, both she and Leon Harrop are tremendous. The couple are one solid unit that experience highs and lows, but they portray one thing, the need to prove others wrong, and show they can manage.
Craig Cash, Jamie Marie Leary, Dylan Brady are all great in support. Pooky Quesnel really is a class act, anything she's in, I will watch.
The locations used are breathtaking, the house itself looks idyllic.
Hopefully there's a second series, there's no word of one as yet.
Loved it, 9/10.