Bobby and Harriet Get Married
A Naturally hilarious slice of life mini series, that follows the natural comic genius that is Bobby Mair and Harriet Kemsley, they have found love in each other & they try to plan the perfect wedding. Watch them navigate their finances, wedding plans, Uber addiction, writing the perfect vows, Venue, Dj, Tinder profile, plastic surgery, sex faces, uninvited guests, sabotage, unromantic gestures, Personal Demons & Allergies. Mix it altogether with old inappropriate friends, 2goats, mood swings, a pinch of doubt and a few famous faces. This is a laugh out loud funny look at the very real ups and downs involved in relationships, with hilarious conclusions.
Episodes
Bobby and Harriet start wondering if they will ever be able to afford the wedding. With very different ideas on how the day should pan out and how the...
Harriet feels the pressure to be the perfect bride as the wedding draws nearer, but is going on dating apps the answer to boosting her confidence? And...
Bobby learns that Best Man, Dylan, is to propose but will he return the honour? Meanwhile, Harriet is forced into a world of pain as she has to cut do...
As Bobby's excitement grows, Harriet is consumed by worries for her independence. Duplicity, sabotage and Katherine Ryan all feature as the couple's f...
The Big Day. Bobby's drunken mentor, Mike, is in town for the wedding but serves only as a reminder of Bobby's bacchanalian past - is he still a fun g...
The honeymoon appears to be over as Harriet reacts badly to a snap pea but almost nothing will get in the way of the couple's attempts to reach Santor...
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Peter McGinn
TMDB5 years ago
I have seen a few shows like this one, where real celebrities sort of play themselves, but to varying extents fictional versions of themselves. I liked the result in the case of The Trip, with Steve Coogin and Rob Bryson. This show didn’t really work for me, however.
There were funny moments here and there, but part of me. Perhaps Bobby is periodically a jerk as he portrays himself here, but it came across to me as someone trying to be outrageous. It reminded of a story I heard where a woman invented a bold and somewhat aggressive persona when she auditioned to be on the reality show “Survivor.” She got on the show just fine, but then she decided to just be herself and she was the first voted off the island. She was a person, not a character. Shows like Bobby & Harriet also require characters.