The dark comedy inspired by ‘bleak’ dating scene

Terrible snogs. Disgusting clothes. Disgusting crimes.

Among the explosions of laughter, the real -life sisters Kat Sadler and Lizzie Davidson tell the new series of BBC comedies.

“To have plans and to do twisted things and [to] Sadler, who wrote the dark comedy who won the BAFTA, comes from a really exciting female perspective.

This kind of brave girls follow their mother Deb (Louise Brealey), together with their sisters Josie (Sadler) and Billie (Davidson), who desperately trying to keep their heads on water financially.

Despite the criticism for the first series, the brothers were not sure how to get the series. “We’re talking about many taboo issues,” says Davidson, mental health, parental abandonment and comedy that deals with abortion in a way that is not very sensitive.

In the first series, we see that Billie is going to a abortion clinic dressed like a witch, another episode sees my mother Deb’s existence of Josie’s existence of Josie’s “Deb’s boyfriend reduces her boyfriend’s libido.

The series took two baffa for fiction for fiction for Sadler.

Approaching a follow -up was “annoying”, Sadler explains how the two bronze awards on the bedside table now appear on it. Orum I feel like I’m judging, or he says.

However, Davidson thinks that success helps them to escape more this time, and Sadler accepts: “I really bother the characters this year. More depressing, but maybe it’s more funny.”

Davidson says he was influenced by the training of the series: “The whole woman is to grow up in a household, we were only the two of us and the mother, I think we see life like making a plan in the bathroom.”

Most of the action in the show takes place in the sinks, women plan to make money or manipulate their partners.

As the characters cut the way they talk to each other, sisters are much more serious, explaining how Sadler Davidson helps Davidson’s out -of -hand interpretations to work at the points of land for months.

Sadler adds that he feels lucky to be on the show. “He’s the funniest person in the world, or he says.

Surprisingly and some tears, Davidson explains the first sketches of his scenario that he is jealous and jealous of his sister’s talent under the covers of Sadler.

“I hate him. I hate him. I wish I was. It is very bright how the article is,” he says, smiling.

The dynamics of the brothers are not the only thing that affects the comedy, Sadler explains their mothers and will often send their ideas for the parcels. “He really invested,” Sadler says.

In front of the first series, he passed possible stories with his mother.

Sadler, “This is not, but certainly gets inspired by the stories that are. So I wanted him to be happy with him.”

“He signed everything – we all have the darkest sense of humor.”

Sadler says that most of his article is fueled by what he sees as a “gloomy” scene in the news and news.

In the new series, the mother Deb says that the girls are “better dead than single” – a feeling passing through the series while sisters are trying to stick to their relationship.

Sadler says he is interested in the idea of ​​being deliberately single after seeing Tiktok Feed all over.

He thinks that this has become more common and adds that many of his friends are single.

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Although the author says many strengthening things about being single, he also says that “at the same time is very lonely” and that the girls want to address the “worst nightmare” on this idea show.

In the new series, Sadler wants to continue to “hit” topical problems and taboo issues. He says he is proud of how Billie in the First Series has dealt with the story of abortion.

“I’m very tired of seeing stories about pregnancy, and the mother instinct immediately kicks, Sad says Sadler,” This is not real for many people. I don’t feel that way. “

The “most important” thing for the sadler was to keep the complex women at the center of the comedy series and to show each other how strange they could be.

Many scenes in the series organize sterile comments to each other brothers and mothers.

“I don’t think we’ve seen it before, it’s really disgusting and the way we talk about each other.”

On Thursday, July 3, you can watch such brave girls on BBC Three and IPlayer.