Lovesick

The series follows Dylan Keogh, a cheerful but directionless 20-something, who discovers he has an STI and must contact all the women he's slept with to inform them. Through his journey, he re-examines his past relationships, his friendships with Luke and Evie, and his quest for true love. The show uses flashbacks to explore Dylan's romantic history and the complexities of modern dating in London.

Lovesick received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its witty writing, charming performances, and honest portrayal of relationships and STIs. The show was commended for its humor, emotional depth, and its ability to balance lightheartedness with more serious themes.

• Praised for its sharp, contemporary dialogue and relatable characters.
• Appreciated for its sensitive handling of the subject of STIs within a comedic framework.
• Lauded for its authentic exploration of friendships and romantic entanglements.

Google audience: Viewers enjoyed the show's humor, heartwarming storylines, and the chemistry between the main cast. Many found the characters relatable and the show's approach to dating and relationships refreshing and honest.

Originally titled 'Scrotal Recall' when it first aired on Channel 4, the show was renamed 'Lovesick' for its Netflix international release due to concerns about the original title's potentially off-putting connotations.