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First two season are epic, you could never tell that the two leads were having friction on the set. Their onscreen dynamic cannot be replicated. But I was disappointed that Clayne Crawford was fired. After doing a deep dive on why I understand that it was an issue mainly with Damon Wayans and the lack of control by management on set. "They'd been shooting that same scene for over 8hours in searing heat, and LW & WB had paid for a closed set. It shouldn't have even been open. Of course he shouldn't have lost it how he did, however it is understandable why he did. It also shouldn't have been Clayne who had to say something. My children have been watching a lot of BTS videos of the Disney shows they watch and on them you can hear the ADs constantly tell everyone on the set to shut up as they're about to roll. The actors didn't have to say anything once because effective management was already there. On the subject of extra security, extra security was rehired week 2 of S3 filming because of problems on the set, there has already been 3 incidents last week alone when they were filming on long beach (the car crashing into the pole when the zip wire was suspended too low, the car being stolen from right under their noses, and a smaller incident when Lucifer was filming on same location and asked LW nicely to move their truck, they refused)." Another comment: "I found it really interesting when you look back over Damon Wayans career. He has been in control of literally everything he has done as either creator, writer, or producer. The two things that stuck out to me were "Last Boy Scout" and "Lethal Weapon". The two biggest things of his career that he wasnt in control of and there was on set drama between him and the co-star in both cases." So perhaps Crawford was not the problem and Damon Wayans should have quit if he was not happy. Crawford made the show.

This is a truly special show, filled with laughs, emotions, and a great plot that will resonate with thousands of people worldwide. It was so beautifully written and balanced, executed perfectly with an amazing cast and of course a big shout out to all those working in the background, the lights and stage, especially that of the care home were beautiful. I cannot wait to see what season two brings!

It's the best British comedy show by far. But it's also a great show that touches on human emotional interactions. One of my favourite episodes illustrating this was Season 4 Episode 7, in which the gang takes care of an immigrant woman who speaks no word of English. The vulnerability of humans, how we can overcome our differences to help one another, the complexity of human relationships, and our own emotions; this episode had everything for me. Yes, this is a great comedy show, but it's much more deeper and much more real. Joseph Gilgun has done a great job of bringing to the forefront mental health issues including ADHD which can be tiring to live with. I noticed how his look changes with each season including his hair colour and increase in tattoos, perhaps to illustrate his BPD. I hope he and the whole crew know that they have done an amazing job making millions of people laugh and bringing many out of their mental ruts. Anybody giving them less than 4 stars doesn't have a sense of humour or understanding for this show.

I love this show, the antics, the humour, the emotions and the hilarious unserious grandad. I was just so gutted that they made only 3 seasons.

I only watched a few episodes because I did not find the show funny. I had to switch it off and never watched it again. It just played into racist stereotypes and was terribly mind-numbing.