Sharon Horgan
- 54 years old
- Irish
- Actor, writer, producer and executive producer
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Catastrophe: Season Four Review
How to end a show like Catastrophe? Delaney and Hogan were always able to strike the perfect balance between side-splitting humour and emotional devastation, and the final scene is no different.
Becky Kukla, The Digital Fix, 6th March 2019The finale of Catastrophe: a perfect, poetic farewell
The show, as it always has done, invites us to think darkly, even if just for a second.
Anna Leszkiewicz, The New Statesman, 14th February 2019Catastrophe: greatest TV ending since The Sopranos
Daring, mysterious and affecting, the conclusion to Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney's sitcom will be remembered alongside the great small-screen finales.
Jack Seale, The Guardian, 13th February 2019Farewell, Catastrophe - thanks for the big laughs
From the awkward sex and the laughter to the urine-soaked engagement ring and the tears - C4's relationship sitcom has been a fling to remember.
Ellie Harrison, Radio Times, 13th February 2019Catastrophe, Channel 4, series 4 finale review
Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney go out on a grief-stricken, hope-filled cliffhanger.
Jasper Rees, The Arts Desk, 13th February 2019Catastrophe: the final episode
Such density of scripting, combined with the dark humour and embarrassing realities, both made palatable by the screen charisma of Delaney and Horgan, should cement Catastrophe's place as a landmark in Britain's comedy terrain.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 13th February 2019Catastrophe episode 6, finale review
The last ever episode highlights the fact there has really never been anything quite like this series before.
Sean O'Grady, The Independent, 12th February 2019Catastrophe finale review
Through four years of caustic dissection of marriage and parenthood, the charisma, warmth and chemistry of Catastrophe's brilliant leads ensured we went out on a high.
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 12th February 2019Farewell to Catastrophe, the best romantic comedy on TV
Catastrophe has been a gift. How rarely we have seen all sides (and bodily functions) of people displayed so honestly as they attempt to share their life with another's.
Sarah Carson, i Newspaper, 12th February 2019Catastrophe made us laugh at life's worst bits
It's hard to pinpoint why we all fell in love with two dysfunctional adults who accidentally started a family. Perhaps it's because they made us feel better about our own mistakes.
Emily Baker, Refinery 29, 12th February 2019