If you like your comedy scary, lairy and perfectly portioned, it is a total knockout.

Gloriously messy and unapologetically realistic, the show’s refreshing refusal to reduce questions of mental health and survival to neat platitudes is not just admirable—it’s genuinely downright brave.

Once you understand the pain that’s underneath the twisted viewpoints of Deb, Josie and Billie, you realize how subversively funny Such Brave Girls really is. This show is definitely a case where the unlikable becomes likable because of how they channel their inner turmoil into really funny comedy.

If anything, the bar has been raised for the second. .... It’s quite an achievement that something so defiantly and deliberately joyless can be so horribly funny.

It’s bleakly funny, refreshingly realistic and never tries to reduce mental illness into a fridge magnet-style slogan – brave indeed.

While Gen Z viewers might hard relate to the two main characters, they just seem to me to be quite slappable.