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‘The magnificent, the magical, the marvellous!’ It’s TV’s happiest endings

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By Hollie Richardson Verified, Lucy Mangan Verified, Phil Harrison, Kate Abbott Verified, Hannah Davies, Rachel Aroesti Verified, Alexi Duggins Verified, Dylan Jones, Ann Lee Verified, Jack Seale Verified, Stuart Heritage Verified, Michael Hogan
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What does perfect 50s housewife Midge (Rachel Brosnahan) do after her husband leaves? She gets drunk and flashes her boobs on stage while doing an impromptu comedy set. It's impossible not to root for her from this moment on. With the help of her unlikely manager, Susie Myers (Alex Borstein), she embarks on a standup career with the odds constantly stacked against her. Finally, Midge makes her breakthrough moment happen on a late-night show.
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The Hawk review – Will Ferrell's dated golf comedy just isn't that funny

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By Rachel Aroesti Verified
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In the 2000s, American comedy had a rude awakening. While the preceding decade had been all attractive sophisticates bantering in big cities, the new millennium arrived in a miasma of crude, cartoonish buffoonery: Austin Powers, American Pie, Dude, Where's My Car? These were, sadly, the sacred texts of a millennial adolescence.
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‘Suddenly I was a celebrity. I didn't want to be!' Sue Johnston on fame, loneliness and her new robot pal

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By Rachel Aroesti Verified
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Sue Johnston is the kind of actor who usually can't stand seeing herself on screen, but for Ann Droid she made an exception. The new sitcom by Diane Morgan and Sarah Kendall stars the 82-year-old as a recent widow whose son hires a humanoid robot called Linda (played with delightful uncanniness by Morgan herself) to assist her after he moves out.
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