Audience Reviews for Friday Night Dinner: Season 6

• Jun 04, 2021

  Not the best of them all but still hilarious, A satisfying conclusion to the show, with plenty of hilarious gags and brilliant ideas.
  Matt C
• Apr 10, 2020

  Friday Night dinner has been one of my favourite tv sitcoms since it first aired in 2012. With relatable yet extreme characters we as the British audience have grown very close to the series being in some ways one of funniest sitcoms we have seen in a long time. Season 6 however and this episode in particular 'The Au Pair' the writers have spoiled what was once an ingenious tv show. The show has now turned into a cringeworthy experience with childish and poor gags that i would expect from mediocre (at best) so called 'comedy' shows like friends, big bang theory and other dismal comedies. The only thing now setting what was one an amazing show from these poor excuses for funny sitcoms is the laughter track. Friday nights dinner has been butchered i only dread whats coming next. The first episode of the new 2020 season opened with a mediocre episode but with optimism i gave it another chance. The second episode revolving around a plastic bag in a tree was far worse with the reputation of the show slipping and now with the airing of this episode with poor jokes, the downfall of a show we once cried with laughter too is inevitable. Having just watched the episode as it aired i am disappointed to what it has become with this episode being a sorry excuse for an episode. The writers are treating the fanbase like schmucks and have obviously lost their passion for the show. With thin material the show has plummeted to something i would expect from ammeter screen writers. A show that had a place in our hearts is now unwatchable.
  James P