Tim Beechwood

I think my main criticism of this show is that it hijacks the name Sigmund Freud and purports to be about him, when in fact it is almost all made up. The plot is utterly implausible and far fetched - when you can actually work out what is going on .

Can only describe this as a gem, one of the best, most poignant comedies I have seen in a long time . Superb script and acting , from everyone in it. Funny and sad - like life itself. I hope we'll see more of Alma in a second series.

Actually quite ludicrous in terms of plot lines ,but if you like glimpses of the 1950s, old cars, clothes , etc, it's quite entertaining. Terrible script and rather wooden acting. Could only stand so much and then stopped watching -it's rather insulting to the intelligence. As someone else has said , "issues" of the modern day feel like they have been shoe-horned in so that we can be taught about them , eg racism, rather like they are in the dreadful mush that is "Call the Midwife " . In this case , the racism involving a black man seems totally unconnected to the plot. As I say, shoe-horned in. In fact it reminded me quite a lot of "Call the Midwife" in that regard. Honestly, I believe 100% in institutional racism but this sort of simplistic nonsense doesn't help the fight against it.