Fresh Meat: Series 1

The most painful comedy about social awkwardness that our gulping, stammering land has yet produced Michael Deacon
The Telegraph

Smart, sympathetic and pretty much adorable from the get-go. Lots of laughs, but the use of Waltz #2 by Elliott Smith at the end near breaks your heart. What an opener Julia Raeside
The Guardian

Assured and has wonderfully subtle characters Jane Simon
Daily Mirror

We used to dream throughout the Thatcher years – dream I tell you – of a sitcom as sharp as Fresh Meat to nail our neuroses. Stuart Jefferies
The Guardian

Very funny. But what really holds the thing together is an underlying sympathy Tom Sutcliffe
The Independent

Played it refreshingly straight, with a confident cast led by Inbetweener Joe Thomas staying just the right side of stereotype as cocky Kingsley.

Metro

Sweet at heart, it should be applauded for generally eschewing the puerility, moralising and self-conscious "edge" which usually blights this genre Paul Whitelaw
The Scotsman Full Review

Fresh Meat adds drama to the comedy, with well-drawn characters... and a brilliant script... plenty of laughs Joe Clay
The Times Full Review

The script is sharp, the lead character Kingsley a sympathetic figure... and the Gap Yah public schoolboy is rather amusing
Daily Telegraph Full Review

Well-cast, frequently funny and painfully accurate Gabriel Tate
Time Out Full Review