
Big Mood
A feverish and tragicomic Oslo where people, via a series of short scenes, succumb to stress, aggression and alienation, before being forced into some neglected folklore with deadly outcomes.
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Plot Summary
Big Mood is a British comedy-drama series that follows the lives of two best friends, Chloe and Eddie. Chloe, a successful but anxious author, is navigating a particularly challenging period in her life, dealing with obsessive thoughts and a fear of losing her mind. Eddie, her pragmatic and supportive friend, tries to help her through her struggles while also managing her own life. The series explores themes of mental health, friendship, and the complexities of modern life with dark humor and honesty.
Critical Reception
Big Mood received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its honest and often humorous portrayal of mental health struggles, particularly anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder. The performances of the lead actresses were frequently highlighted as a strong point, as was the show's ability to balance dark subject matter with comedic elements. Some critics found the humor to be very specific, but overall it was seen as a refreshing and important series.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its authentic and humorous depiction of mental health issues.
- The performances by the lead cast were a standout element.
- Successfully balances dark themes with comedic relief, offering a unique perspective.
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Fun Fact
The series was created by and stars Caitlin Moran, a well-known British writer, comedian, and broadcaster, known for her work on topics such as feminism and mental health.
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