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Simply Perfect
Sameer Callahan
It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.
Phillipa
Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.
pinkshowroom
I loved this series so much, i constantly keep checking to see if HBO has approved a season 2 yet!I love the fact you can watch an episode over and over again and find new little comedic lines that you didn't pick up the last time.The awkwardness he brings to the screen is not easy and only few actors can do it, he is just the funniest guy on TV!HBO is crazy not to renew!It really does prove that merchant was the brains behind the office and extras - the two best TV series of all time!Plz come back HELLO LADIES!! I can't wait to see the special!!
joseph_sellings
Hello ladies is exceptionally funny, with perfect comedic precision. The storyline is cute because you can relate with it being set in America it has the best of both humours. English humour American produced, the series has some outstanding jokes. Stephen Merchant is underrated and is extremely talented, its worth a watch to be able to appreciate it fully. Stuart lives for one thing, happiness and all he seems to get is rejection, no matter what he does. As well as having a hot house mate living in his fancy outhouse, he is no closer to finding love. Very cleverly made and exceptionally funny. Its a must watch and everything about it will have you wanting to be friends with Stuart.
daniellouthain
The title says it all. The humor is spot on and very much so in the vein of Merchant's past work. If you can handle cringe humor like Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Office (UK), Peep Show, Todd Margaret, etc. you'l enjoy this. Merchant's character is barely likable for most of the series, but he brings a charm to the role and an earnest naivety that reflects the struggle of a British man from small towns trying to adapt to LA life. The arching plot is very formulaic unfortunately. He chases stunning yet vapid women with whom he has nothing in common while there's the perfect woman for him right under his nose. There are plenty of subplots that make up for this, and there's a nice theme that ties these plot lines together. There were a couple recurring characters that could have been explored more in the first series. Overall it's worth your time if you have it. Don't move it to the top of your list, however.
pcallow-998-684937
a comedy that grew on me as it evolved, just watched the season finale, a bit clichéd, but it was funny. the song at the end is haunting me as I know it but cant place the name maybe a 10cc song ??I can see it that in the end, he finds that she is the one he's been looking for all along etc.. funniest line in the finale-the guy in the wheelchair outside the club "you gonna be long as its cold and I cant feel my legs" :)I look forward to season 2, and more from Stuart Pritchard ! Stephen Merchants writing is top class, - i'm hoping for good things. once again we see British comedy coming to the forefront !
