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The Guide #199: Such Brave Girls shows that grown-up gross-out comedy is thriving

Kat Sadler’s brilliantly bilious BBC sitcom doesn’t disgust and offend for the sake of it, but follows the likes of Always Sunny in making a deeper point through its off-colour gags

The Guardian - UK

Such Brave Girls season two review – this Bafta-winning comedy is startlingly brilliant

The return of this twisted tale of two troubled sisters and their mum is yet more scary, lairy and perfectly portioned comedy. It is knockout TV

The Guardian - UK

Such Brave Girls is bleakly funny, realistic and truly brave TV

4/5 The second season of Kat Sadler’s Bafta-winning series radiates an almost feral comic energy while plumbing the lowest emotional depths

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Kat Sadler on tackling mental illness in Such Brave Girls: ‘I don’t care if it makes people uncomfortable’

RISING STARS: The self-deprecating writer and star of BBC Three’s darkest comedy talks to Isobel Lewis about how the single-parent family at the centre of her Bafta-winning show is inspired by life with her own sister and mum – and why she wanted to show serious mental health issues on…

The Independent UK

Such Brave Girls: TV so hilariously savage it will make you yowl with pleasure

Move over Julia Davies and Sharon Horgan – this devastating, ruthless sitcom is basically the British psyche on a screen. It’s just the medicine

The Guardian - UK

‘Who else can we annoy with our show?’: Such Brave Girls, Britain’s most gleefully offensive comedy returns

Despite its twisted characters and unremitting plotlines, the Bafta-winning sitcom has become an unlikely hot property for the BBC. The secret, says creator Kat Sadler: dealing with things in ‘the most unenlightened way possible’

The Guardian - UK

A laugh a day to keep the winter blues away: the 31-day comedy diet for January

From the Two Ronnies to TikTok via near-forgotten TV classics, here’s our dose of daily fun to ring the new year in with cheer

The Guardian - UK

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Just signed up for Hulu’s ridiculously cheap Black Friday deal – here are 3 shows with 100% on Rotten Tomatoes to start with

Signed up to Hulu's Black Friday Deal? Here are three shows with 100% on Rotten Tomatoes you should watch first.

TechRadar

The Sympathizer, Ripley and Scoop: what’s new to streaming in Australia in April

Plus post-apocalyptic drama Fallout, season two of Heartbreak High and Ra Chapman’s moreish comedy White Fever

The Guardian - AU

BBC Three's Such Brave Girls shows us how the mistakes our mothers make will continue to be passed down to our daughters - it's uncomfortable viewing, but our TV critic loved it

Such Brave Girls is a comedy brilliantly balancing grotesque humour with intergenerational trauma, while pointing out why women's mental health makes us uncomfortable.

GoodToKnow

TV tonight: how Kae Tempest became the voice of a generation

We delve into the world of the spoken-word poet. Plus: more delicious, cringe-worthy family drama from Kat Sadler. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: I’m a Celebrity…; Squid Game: The Challenge; Doctor Who; Boat Story; Such Brave Girls – review

A desperate Nigel Farage is eclipsed by the horribly addictive gameshow version of Squid Games, it’s a bumpy if enjoyable ride for a regenerated David Tennant, and a sisterly comedy directed by Simon Bird has promise

The Guardian - UK

Such Brave Girls review – properly brutal and properly funny

There is a particular joy in seeing a woman-led, female-written sitcom that revels in plumbing the depths. It is scabrous, unflinching – and hilarious

The Guardian - UK

‘We just can’t do serious’: gross-out comedy Such Brave Girls and the sister stars who made it

It’s been called the Pulling for Gen Z, an extreme comedy about debt, death, sex and shaving your legs. The sisters who star in the deliciously dark new show reveal how they mined their chaotic lives for belly laughs

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Looking for your Summer TV 2023 fix? Here are all the comedies you won't want to miss this season.

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