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Glug a pint of seasonal spirit before watching Debbie Isitt’s mish-mash of show-must-goon generics, bittersweet Brit-comedy realism and Hollywood endings.
Two primary school teachers compete over their nativity plays; when Martin Freeman’s down-trodden Mr Maddens boasts that “Hollywood” will attend his in the shape of his now-Stateside ex (Ashley Jensen), his fib spawns unwanted expectation.
Unfortunately, likeable lead turns from Freeman and Marc Wootton can’t fix the plot holes.
The half-baked twists presume on our goodwill, which snaps when the closing production piece outstays its welcome.
The Night Agent star had no idea his season 2 co-star originally auditioned to play the Netflix show's female lead
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