Wow, what a debut. I know FND has went down as a bit of a modern British classic but it thoroughly deserves this status. It's packed wall-to-wall with hilariously witty dialogue and tongue-in-cheek callbacks and references. I found myself consistently laughing throughout every single episode which is all you can ask from a comedy really.

Overall, I really enjoyed this series. I'm not sure if its my husband's love for the show influencing me, or just being sick of American sitcoms, but it was funny, unique, and edgy. It felt real, too, and not too situational or gimmicky like sitcoms almost always are. The added bonus of there finally being a prime-time show about a Jewish family, and it didn't have to feature itself as a Jewish show, was really great, too. Some of the pranks with the brothers and the inside running jokes weren't very funny, but the really great actors and familiar faces from some of the UK's best comedies helped make this one of he best shows I've seen all year. To sum it up, great actors, great concept, great writing, and even at it's worst, its still not bad.