Radio Times: Review by:; Jack Seale

It’s BBC3’s most successful sitcom ever, so of course it’s back for series two. Writer Stefan Golaszewski’s low-key, handily low-budget visits to the flat inhabited by laid-back Steve (Russell Tovey) have barely changed, with the main development being that Steve’s sexy, tolerant girlfriend Becky (Sarah Solemani) has moved in, not that she’s got round to unpacking much.

Interrupting their regime of toast, sex and lying about are the friends and family who bring the funnies in from the outside world. They’re lazy smiles rather than belly laughs, making this a show that requires your mood to match its own - but Steve’s ex Julie (Katie Lyons) dropping in, this series promises a bit of drama, too.

About this programme

1/7. Becky has moved into Steve's flat, and Laura, Paul and Shelly come round to congratulate her. However, their visit is marred by the fact they have also invited Julie Taylor, Steve's ex-girlfriend. Comedy, starring Russell Tovey and Sarah Solemani, with Katie Lyons.