Feel Good

Mae Martin, a Canadian stand-up comedian living in London, navigates a new, intense relationship with George, a British woman she meets at a recovery meeting. As their romance blossoms, Mae also grapples with her past addiction and the complexities of coming out to her new girlfriend and her own family. The series explores themes of love, addiction, identity, and the often-messy journey of self-discovery.

Feel Good received widespread critical acclaim for its sharp writing, authentic portrayal of complex relationships, and powerful performances, particularly from lead Mae Martin. The show was praised for its ability to blend humor with poignant dramatic moments, tackling sensitive subjects with nuance and empathy. Audiences also responded positively, connecting with its relatable characters and honest exploration of addiction and mental health.

• Praised for its authentic and often humorous exploration of addiction and recovery.
• Commended for the compelling performances of its lead actors, Mae Martin and Charlotte Ritchie.
• Applauded for its sensitive handling of LGBTQ+ themes and complex personal relationships.

Google audience: Viewers widely appreciated the show's realistic and often funny depiction of navigating addiction, mental health, and relationships. Many found Mae Martin's performance relatable and the series emotionally resonant, although some noted the heavy themes.

Nominated for a BAFTA TV Award for Best Comedy Series (2021).

Mae Martin, the show's co-creator and star, is also a real-life stand-up comedian whose experiences heavily influenced the series' narrative and humor.