Viewers are raving about Channel 4's "spellbinding" mental health comedy drama Pure
Acting newcomer Charly Clive makes a BIG impression as Marnie

It may be tucked away in the TV schedules at 10pm on a Wednesday, but new Channel 4 com Pure is already building up a passionate fanbase – after just one episode.
Pure tells the story of a young woman called Marnie and her experience of pure O, an excruciating form of obsessive compulsive disorder that manifests itself in intrusive sexual thoughts. It's also really, really funny.
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And if you don't believe us, just take a look at viewers' reactions on Twitter...
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Viewers with OCD or intrusive thoughts were tweeting about seeing their experiences captured on screen, with one writing: "Never before has a mainstream TV show captured the horrors of OCD intrusive thoughts so perfectly."
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Fans had one big message: if you're not seen Pure yet, "watch it!"
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And viewers were also full of praise for newcomer Charly Clive, who stars as Marnie. Could this be a breakout role?
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Pure continues on Wednesday 6th February at 10pm on Channel 4, and is available now as a boxset on All4
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