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Feel Good is all about the stand-up comic Mae Martin deals with sobriety, addiction and a new relationship with her formerly straight girlfriend.
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Feel Good is all about the stand-up comic Mae Martin deals with sobriety, addiction and a new relationship with her formerly straight girlfriend.
2021
Director Comedy DramaSituation Comedy | 2021 | Luke
Writer Comedy | 2021
Female Performance in a Comedy Programme | 2021
Outstanding Lead Actor Playing an LGBTQ Character in a Comedy Series | 2022
Outstanding LGBTQ Director Writer Showrunner | 2022
Television Programme | 2021 | Joe
Breakthrough Award | 2021
Editing Entertainment and Comedy | 2020 | William
Production company Objective Fiction have announced that Channel 4 and Netflix have commissioned script development for a potential second series of the sitcom and co-writers Mae Martin and Joe Hampson have revealed that they have written scripts for 3 more episodes already and that filming could be split between the UK and Canada. A formal announcement on re-commission of the series is expected later in 2020.
On Monday, 7th December 2020, Netflix announced that they have commissioned a second series of the sitcom to be released in 2021. However, Channel 4 in the UK have ended all involvement with the series and Netflix have announced that series 2 will be the finale as Mae Martin, co-writer Joe Hampson and production company Objective Fiction will all move on to a new show for the US streamer that is currently in development. A slew of new cast members including Anthony Head and Jordan Stephens will feature in the second series alongside the returning cast. Filming on series 2 has already commenced in London.
During the series Mae wears sweaters of various US universities, for example North Dakota, Michigan, Duke and Wyoming.
