Catastrophe

When an Irish man and an American woman have a fling during his visit to London, she unexpectedly becomes pregnant. He decides to move to London to support her and navigate the challenges of an unplanned pregnancy and the beginning of a relationship, all while dealing with their quirky families and his own mother's interference.

Catastrophe received widespread critical acclaim for its sharp writing, witty humor, and heartfelt exploration of relationships and parenthood. Critics praised the chemistry between the leads and its unflinching honesty about the complexities of modern love and family.

• Praised for its honest and hilarious portrayal of modern relationships.

• The chemistry between Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney is exceptional.

• Features sharp, witty dialogue and a surprisingly tender emotional core.

Google audience: Audience reviews consistently highlight the show's brilliant humor, relatable characters, and the genuine chemistry between the main actors. Viewers appreciate its realistic depiction of the ups and downs of marriage and parenthood.

Nominated for BAFTA TV Awards for Best Scripted Comedy and Best Comedy Entertainment Programme.

The late Carrie Fisher, who played Rob Delaney's mother, recorded her dialogue for the show's final season remotely from a hospital bed due to her declining health.