Mae Martin
- Canadian
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
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Feel Good review
Mae Martin comedy packs interesting themes, but the romance is lacking.
Mr Josh, The News Trace, 19th March 2020The laughs were more strained [compared to Kate & Koji], as though the lines had been rewritten so often that their originality had worn away. But the love affair is sweetly appealing, and there's an undercurrent of heartbreak as we begin to realise that both women are hiding pain in their past. Lisa Kudrow (Phoebe from Friends) had a cameo as Mae's vain, self-obsessed mother who apparently can't bear to see her daughter happy for a moment. More of her, please.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 19th March 2020TV review: Feel Good, C4
If I've made Feel Good sound a bit serious for a comedy I should emphasise that there are lots of nice comic touches.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 18th March 2020Feel Good review
Mae Martin's chaotic and deeply personal comedy shines an honest light on queer female relationships.
Cydney Yeates, Metro, 18th March 2020Feel Good review
Mae Martin comedy packs interesting themes, but the romance is lacking.
David Craig, Radio Times, 18th March 2020Feel Good: the freshest & funniest TV romcom right now
Even in its most overwhelming, infuriating, disorientating moments, love is pretty great.
Jazmin Kopotsha, Refinery 29, 18th March 2020Feel Good - a fresh, bingeable comedy
Mae Martin's dramedy about addiction is honest and enjoyable - but is it that funny?
Jill Chuah Masters, The Arts Desk, 18th March 2020Feel Good, review
Despite the brilliant Lisa Kudrow, this new comedy doesn't fulfil its plentiful promise.
Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 18th March 2020Feel Good, Channel 4, review
Mae Martin and Charlotte Ritchie play a young couple in love in this easy-to-like comedy from the Canadian stand-up.
Rupert Hawksley, i Newspaper, 18th March 2020Feel Good review
Mae Martin's immaculate romcom will have you head over heels.
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 18th March 2020