I thoroughly enjoyed Kid Sister. It's tightly written and very funny. For a debut effort, Simone Nathan does a great job in creating a character that is simultaneously lovable and relatable, even as her actions wreak havoc with her family dynamic.
Similarly, Paul Williams' Ollie is highly sympathetic as he weathers the storm of Lulu's actions.
I'm wholly in favour of this new breed of comedy like this that gives a window into non-traditional tv cultures and families that are often unexplored. They really point out that there are so many amazing and untold stories out there to tell. Well done, Simone.
Similarly, Paul Williams' Ollie is highly sympathetic as he weathers the storm of Lulu's actions.
I'm wholly in favour of this new breed of comedy like this that gives a window into non-traditional tv cultures and families that are often unexplored. They really point out that there are so many amazing and untold stories out there to tell. Well done, Simone.
