Convenience

Panthaki and Akhtar have droll double-act chemistry, McClure is indomitably entertaining (as ever) and the low-budget vibe produces a few good giggles.

A lo-fi Brit com with all the pleasures of an American indie.

Effortlessly enjoyable to watch with its generous ration of good, genuinely funny dialogue, all finely delivered by a likable, tightly synchronised cast.

This is a cheap and cheerful comic universe that feels no need for the delightful rules of credibility or narrative logic.