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An intimate portrait of addiction and love, Feel Good is at once sweetly charming, uncomfortably complicated, and completely worth falling for. Read critic reviews
Feel Good (2020)
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Episodes
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1.
Air date: Mar 19, 2020
Stand-up comic Mae is stuck in a rut -- she's single, in recovery from a drug addiction and sleeping on a friend's sofa; then she meets the charismatic but previously heterosexual George.
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2.
Air date: Mar 19, 2020
When George goes away to a wedding, Mae realizes she's forgotten how to be on her own; meanwhile, George doesn't tell anyone she's dating a woman.
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3.
Air date: Mar 19, 2020
As their relationship continues to heat up at home, Mae is growing increasingly insecure about George's public attitude toward her; things come to a head when they attend a house party.
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4.
Air date: Mar 19, 2020
Mae learns her parents are visiting England but haven't thought to tell her; they're in Blackpool, scattering the cat's ashes; an incensed Mae hotfoots it to the North to join them, taking George with her for moral support.
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5.
Air date: Mar 19, 2020
The arrival of heartthrob Arnie Rivers, George's teenage crush, at the comedy club knocks Mae's confidence; Arnie tells Mae to be as honest as possible on stage, catapulting her career but collapsing her relationship with George.
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6.
Air date: Mar 19, 2020
Mae hits rock bottom after her break-up with George; while George is pining for her, Mae is having casual sex and starts to fall back into her old habits of self-destruction.
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Critic Reviews for Feel Good: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Feel Good: Season 1
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Love and addictions and the lines in between. It's funny and wholesome, but also hard to watch if it triggers traumas.
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This season was actually quite good and kept reeling me in to watch more.
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I'm a huge Charlotte Ritchie fan and this did not disappoint.
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Painfully bad , not funny in anyway shape or form , but I do give her 1 star for the opening crack about Madonna's unusual accent
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The best made show I have seen in terms of story, character development, relationships, and structure. Love!
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I didn't like the show, boring and pretentious
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More entertaining than I expected. The episodes are short (~25 mins) and there aren't many in the "season", so it's a quick view.
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Somewhat well-made but painfully, heavy-handedly self-consciously daring, darling, edgy, quirky, and depressing. Please make it stop.
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Self-identity, gender-identity, addiction, parent and peer issues, all revealed along the relationship of two lovers. Mae - a sexually fluid comedian who struggle with her identity George - a dogmatic, culturally-straight english teacher. 'Feeling good' had done excellent job creating Mae and George worlds, and how that two worlds interweaved and expanded as the relationship advanced. Its lines are so raw and genuine, three beginning episodes might sound like everyday conversations, but the laters brought such brilliant emotional resonance, like the last episode when all of them fell apart.
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Explores grey morality and believably complicated characters while maintaining enough humor to keep it rolling rapidly along.
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