Nighty Night

Jill, a narcissistic and manipulative woman, is desperate to insert herself into the life of her new neighbour, Anne, and her husband, Mike. Jill employs increasingly bizarre and ruthless tactics to achieve her goal, often causing chaos and distress to those around her. The series follows Jill's elaborate schemes as she contorts reality to suit her own needs, oblivious to the damage she inflicts.

Nighty Night was critically acclaimed for its sharp writing, dark humor, and Julia Davis's fearless performance. It was praised for its uncomfortable yet compelling portrayal of social awkwardness and narcissistic personality traits, becoming a cult hit for its unique brand of cringe comedy.

• Praised for its hilariously dark and awkward humor.

• Commended for Julia Davis's masterful performance as the unlikeable protagonist.

• Recognized for its sharp writing and fearless exploration of social dynamics.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the show's unique and 'cringe-worthy' humor, with many appreciating its bold and often uncomfortable comedic style. Julia Davis's performance is frequently cited as a major strength, though some viewers find the characters too unlikable.

Nominated for a BAFTA TV Award for Best Comedy Programme in 2007.

Julia Davis initially wrote the script for 'Nighty Night' with herself in mind for the lead role, drawing inspiration from characters she found both irritating and fascinating in real life.