Overview
- The Ncuti Gatwa–hosted finale drew a series-low 86,000 overnight viewers after going head-to-head with the Eurovision Song Contest final.
- Lead producer James Longman said sketches have topped 20 million views on social platforms, which he argues better captures audience interest.
- Longman said Sky is "thrilled" with the series and remains supportive, describing the show as doing what it set out to do.
- Sky has scheduled an expanded 12-episode second season for September, extending the show despite uneven linear ratings.
- The first run opened to 226,000 overnight viewers, dipped through early weeks, then rebounded to about 197,000 as more locally focused sketches drew warmer press.