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"Trying" is a sweet and engaging British comedy-drama series that follows a couple as they try to navigate the world of adoption. The program achieves a lovely combination of humor and poignant storytelling thanks to its sympathetic characters, funny writing, and genuinely emotional moments. The sitcom is around Nikki (played by Esther Smith) and Jason (played by Rafe Spall), a loving couple who are yearning to have their own child but are having difficulty conceiving. Their decision to explore adoption leads them onto a path fraught with unexpected turns, bureaucratic stumbling blocks, and self-discovery. Nikki and Jason's determination and perseverance are put to the test as they negotiate the adoption process, prompting them to rethink their own identities and what it truly means to be a parent. "Trying" is a must-see for everyone looking for a heartwarming and inspiring narrative that will leave them with a grin on their face and a warm feeling in their heart.
Sound Entertainment Non Drama | 2022
Best Original Song TV ShowLimited Series | 2021
Ahead of the finale of the third season being released, Apple TV announced that they have renewed the comedy for a fourth series.
On Wednesday, 24 March 2021, Apple TV+ announced that they have commissioned a third series of the sitcom. Series 3 is expected to be ready for 2022. On the same day they also confirmed that the first episode of series 2 will debut globally on Friday, 14 May 2021 with a new episode of the 8-part second series becoming available each week from then.
Both Rafe Spall and Ester Smith were in the 'Black Mirror' episode 'White Christmas.'
Rafe Spall and Esther Smith live on the same street as the Sandigates in the British classic It Always Rains on Sunday (1947): Hartland Road, Chalk Farm, Camden, London.
