“She’s like a dangerous Mary Poppins,” Mae says admiringly of her quintessentially English beloved. It captures the early days of a romance beautifully, when lust obscures detail and difference, and everything is precisely as thrilling as it is anxiety-making. It’s a glorious, shining jewel in the middle of what I think we can safely call the greatest global shitstorm since the second world war (Brexit almost begins to look like village pensioners riven with dissent over the prize for best onions at the summer show.).Ĭanadian standup Mae Martin’s six-part semi-autobiographical series for Channel 4 (she writes and stars) centres around the relationship between Mae the character and her new girlfriend, George ( Charlotte Ritchie). W hat a time to be recommending a comedy called Feel Good.
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