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* NoBisexuals: Despite having had - and seemingly enjoyed - lots (and lots, and lots) of sex with women, everyone assumes Sam is gay once he develops feelings for Fred.
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The central premise is a {{Reconstruct|ion}}ed, financially realistic RoommateCom. The series follows a group of half-a-dozen twenty-somethings who live together on the same floor in a disused London hospital under a scheme called Property Guardians, where tenants pay cheap rent in exchange for watching over uninhabited buildings that would otherwise be occupied by squatters or fall pray to vandalism. The place is run down and definitely not up to health codes, but its cheap, making it a desirable home for broke oddball young adults.
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The central premise is a {{Reconstruct|ion}}ed, financially realistic RoommateCom. The series follows a group of half-a-dozen twenty-somethings who live together on the same floor in a disused London hospital under a scheme called Property Guardians, where tenants pay cheap rent in exchange for watching over uninhabited buildings that would otherwise be occupied by squatters or fall pray prey to vandalism. The place is run down and definitely not up to health codes, but its cheap, making it a desirable home for broke oddball young adults.
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The central premise is a {{Reconstruct|ion}}ed, financially realistic RoommateCom. The series follows a group of a half-dozen twenty-somethings who live together on the same floor in a disused London hospital under a scheme called Property Guardians, where tenants pay cheap rent in exchange for watching over uninhabited buildings that might otherwise be occupied by squatters or fall pray to vandalism. The place is run down and definitely not up to health codes, but its cheap so it's a desirable home for broke oddball young adults.
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The central premise is a {{Reconstruct|ion}}ed, financially realistic RoommateCom. The series follows a group of a half-dozen half-a-dozen twenty-somethings who live together on the same floor in a disused London hospital under a scheme called Property Guardians, where tenants pay cheap rent in exchange for watching over uninhabited buildings that might would otherwise be occupied by squatters or fall pray to vandalism. The place is run down and definitely not up to health codes, but its cheap so it's cheap, making it a desirable home for broke oddball young adults.
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The central premise is that it's a {{Reconstruct|ion}}ed, financially realistic RoommateCom. The series follows a group of a half-dozen twenty-somethings who live together on the same floor in a disused London hospital under a scheme called Property Guardians, where tenants pay cheap rent in exchange for watching over uninhabited buildings that might otherwise be occupied by squatters or fall pray to vandalism. The place is run down and definitely not up to health codes, but its cheap so it's a desirable home for broke oddball young adults.
The characters are all have variously messy personal lives. A particular focus is put on ambiguous and confusing relationships. The group navigates sexual tension and personal baggage before they are inevitably evicted.
The characters are all have variously messy personal lives. A particular focus is put on ambiguous and confusing relationships. The group navigates sexual tension and personal baggage before they are inevitably evicted.
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The central premise is that it's a {{Reconstruct|ion}}ed, financially realistic RoommateCom. The series follows a group of a half-dozen twenty-somethings who live together on the same floor in a disused London hospital under a scheme called Property Guardians, where tenants pay cheap rent in exchange for watching over uninhabited buildings that might otherwise be occupied by squatters or fall pray to vandalism. The place is run down and definitely not up to health codes, but its cheap so it's a desirable home for broke oddball young adults.
The characters are all have variously messy personal lives. A particular focus is put on ambiguous Spontaneous and confusing relationships. The group navigates sexual tension irresponsible Lulu (Creator/PhoebeWallerBridge) arrives at the hospital to catch up with her childhood friend and personal baggage before they are inevitably evicted.
long-standing crush, Anthony (Creator/DamienMolony), who's living with his fianceé Kate (Creator/LouiseFord), who is uptight and awkward despite her best efforts. Living on the same floor is the electric and caddish estate agent Sam (Creator/JonathanBailey), the shy but excitable Fred (Creator/AmitShah), and the dry-witted, self-possessed artist Melody (Creator/JulieDray). And then there's Colin (Creator/AdrianScarborough), a maudlin, middle-aged divorcé suddenly thrust into the hospital's madness.
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** ControlFreak Kate and LovableSexManiac Lulu certainly seem to be proto-versions of the sisters in Creator/PhoebeWallerBridge's later work ''{{Series/Fleabag}}''.
** ControlFreak Kate and LovableSexManiac Lulu certainly seem to be proto-versions of the sisters in Creator/PhoebeWallerBridge's later work ''{{Series/Fleabag}}''.
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** ControlFreak Kate and LovableSexManiac Lulu certainly seem to be proto-versions of the sisters inCreatorThumbprint: ''Crashing'' is Creator/PhoebeWallerBridge's earliest work that made it to screen. Some of the motifs from it can be seen again in her later work ''{{Series/Fleabag}}''.works.
** Lulu and Kate are obvious proto-versions of the sisters in ''{{Series/Fleabag}}''. A pair of {{Foil}}s, one a [[https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/nov/09/phoebe-waller-bridge-alternative-ending-fleabag "vulnerable rascal"]], an endearing but dysfunctional HardDrinkingPartyGirl and LovableSexManiac, projecting bravado as a protective shield; the other an uptight ControlFreak who has her life more put together, but is jealous of the rascal's charisma.
** ControlFreak Kate and LovableSexManiac Lulu certainly seem to be proto-versions of the sisters in
** Lulu and Kate are obvious proto-versions of the sisters in ''{{Series/Fleabag}}''. A pair of {{Foil}}s, one a [[https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/nov/09/phoebe-waller-bridge-alternative-ending-fleabag "vulnerable rascal"]], an endearing but dysfunctional HardDrinkingPartyGirl and LovableSexManiac, projecting bravado as a protective shield; the other an uptight ControlFreak who has her life more put together, but is jealous of the rascal's charisma.
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* BondingOverMissingParents: Sam and Fred have both lost their fathers. Sam recently, Fred not to recently, but they're able to commiserate over it.
