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Edgy Comedies

For anyone who always laughs at the most inappropriate moment.

For anyone who always laughs at the most inappropriate moment.

The Dry
The Dry

Coping with sobriety and a failed career, Shiv returns home to Dublin to her dysfunctional but lovable family, who are understandably wary to have her back.
This Is Going to Hurt
This Is Going to Hurt

"The best medical drama in years" (TIME) is this hilarious and heartbreaking story of Adam (Ben Whishaw), as he juggles being a good doctor and a good person in a system that feels like it's against him.
Good Grief
Good Grief

Sisters Ellie and Gwen are unprepared to run the funeral home they inherit in a small New Zealand town, but facing death every day has unforeseen benefits.
Upright
Upright

An emotionally stirring dark comedy in the vein of Flea Bag and Barry, Upright stars prolific creator Tim Minchin and newcomer Milly Alcock. Two misfits, thrown together by chance in the middle of the Australian desert, forge bonds in a quest to transport a precious piano from one side of the country to the other.
Bad Mothers
Bad Mothers

Loved Desperate Housewives? Just wait til you meet the Bad Mothers. Your next not-so-guilty pleasure, Bad Mothers follows a group of misfit women who join forces to help juggle the challenges of work, romance, parenthood - and solving a murder.
Idiomatic
Idiomatic

An urban, bilingual, left-wing couple in their thirties: Aino, who’s originally from Finnish Lapland, and Swedish-speaking Micke are forced to move to a bourgeois neighbourhood next to Micke´s wealthy parents. The change of scenery shakes up the couple´s relationship in surprising ways.
Back
Back

Stephen’s (David Mitchell) father Laurie, a local legend, has died and Stephen is set to, finally, take over the family pub and have the chance to shine. But when the charming, long lost foster son, Andrew (Robert Webb) turns up out of the blue at Laurie’s funeral, Stephen’s plans go awry.
State of the Union
State of the Union

Winner of three Emmy® Awards, this acclaimed series from writer/creator Nick Hornby and director Stephen Frears is a witty take on contemporary relationships, in 10-minute episodes. Brendan Gleeson and Patricia Clarkson star in Season 2 of this “delightfully wry, bittersweet comic drama” (The Wall Street Journal).