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I'm ashamed to admit that I let this show fly under my radar for so long, but here I am, buying into the hype- and reaping the rewards.
A hybrid form of Miranda (I know, I know but stick with me) and After Life,  Fleabag is simultaneously hilarious and heart-wrenching. Phoebe Waller-Bridge expertly navigates grief throughout the two seasons, as well as a smattering of other issues (seducing a priest to name one).

I don't know why my initial expectations of this series were low but I can happily admit that the quality writing and character development were a welcome and much needed surprise

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'What would happen if you were too beautiful? ' isn't a question I had ever asked myself, until now. In this unusual coming-of-age flick, Kellen Moore successfully manages to to turn many people's dream situation into a logistical nightmare.

In the quiet town of Blegh, Massachusetts, lives Max Richards (Brandon Flynn, of 13 Reasons Why fame).  Max adorns bandages, sunglasses and a cap to conceal his horrifically beautiful face on a daily basis. Why? Well I'm gonna cut to the chase pretty quickly (mainly so you have time to process how ridiculous the premise of this movie sounds), Max's face 'stuns people to death'. The first  deaths happen not even 2 minutes into the film, as we watch the doctor and nurses who deliver Max, keel over. Not before the doc can exclaim that Max is the "most beautiful baby he's ever seen", of course.

When I first discovered this film, I had strapped myself in for pure absurdity. And don't get me wrong, it was there, but in much smaller doses than I had anticipated.