If ever a series encapsulated the difference between men and women, it was this one. My other half of the time was entranced and she devoured all the details, empathised with the characters, was enthralled by their stories and treated it like a later-at-night soap opera.
Meanwhile the male reaction was "Set in a city , yes, so the title's half-right - but where's the bloody sex? Far too much talking about it, hardly any doing it, and they keep their underwear on in bed, why hasn't he got that bra off her, how realistic is that?"
Ah well...
If ever a series encapsulated the difference between men and women, it was this one. My other half of the time was entranced and she devoured all the details, empathised with the characters, was enthralled by their stories and treated it like a later-at-night soap opera.
Meanwhile the male reaction was "Set in a city , yes, so the title's half-right - but where's the bloody sex? Far too much talking about it, hardly any doing it, and they keep their underwear on in bed, why hasn't he got that bra off her, how realistic is that?"
A series designed almost exclusively for women?