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Review: Heading Out - Pets, eh? They're enough to drink
Fortunately, Sue Perkins, she of the endless witty one-liners on The Great British Bake Off, not only stars as Sara, but also writes, which elevates Heading Out to watchable status. OK, it isn't about to blow anyone's mind, but it's blessed with beautifully written, unexpected lines and Perkins's ability to be droll and vulnerable at the same time.
Robert Epstein, The Independent, 3rd March 2013Sue Perkins' Heading Out is a right-on write-off
The pathÂetic series asks us to accept that a sophisticated 40-year-old vet is too terrified to tell her parents she's a lesbian.
Kevin O'Sullivan, The Mirror, 3rd March 2013That Week On TV: The Making of Derek; Heading Out
Two well-known comics projecting themselves onto fictional characters - but with very different results, says Jack Seale in his weekly TV review.
Jack Seale, Radio Times, 3rd March 2013TV Review: Heading Out (BBC2)
It remains to be seen if Heading Out can move away from some of the awkwardness and slightly low-budget feel that are its only real flaws.
Hilary Wardle, TV Jam, 28th February 2013Heading Out is a step in the right direction
In her new sitcom Heading Out, Sue Perkins gives us a new gay role model. But the show's underlying message is a universal one.
Sophie Wilkinson, The Guardian, 27th February 2013Heading Out saw Sue Perkins provide the only laughs
Heading Out's premise was difficult to buy into, but Sue Perkins saved the day with her brilliant delivery.
Keith Watson, Metro, 27th February 2013Last night's viewing - Heading Out, BBC2
First impressions weren't bad, though there may be people who don't feel quite the same way about the boldness of introducing your new series with a joke about feline euthanasia.
Tom Sutcliffe, The Independent, 27th February 2013Review: Heading Out, BBC Two
Strong start for Sue Perkins's coming-out sitcom.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 27th February 2013Heading Out review
I chuckled at a few things (the netball Haka, the scene with a sick cat being put down), but things sparked best when Sara met love interest Eve (Shelley Conn) and engaged in silly chit-chat about elves.
Dan Owen, MSN Entertainment, 27th February 2013Heading Out - Episode 1.1 review
So, with a good plot and characters with potential, Heading Out will no doubt become a staple of my Tuesday nights.
UK TV Reviewer, 27th February 2013