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Your support makes all the difference.With its gently absurd humour and reassuringly unglamorous characters, James Corden and Ruth Jones's Essex meets Wales sitcom (released here with last year's Christmas special) is starting to feel like a Last of the Summer Wine for the Noughties.
So some might think it good that this series is billed as the last. The rest of us, however, will be bidding a sad farewell to Nessa, Bryn and the other excellent supporting players in a comedy which makes up in heart what it lacks in bite.
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