Big Mood. Image shows left to right: Eddie (Lydia West), Maggie (Nicola Coughlan)
Big Mood

Big Mood

  • TV comedy drama
  • Channel 4
  • 2024
  • 6 episodes (1 series)

A vivacious and rebellious portrayal of female friendship when infiltrated by the complexities of a serious mental illness. Stars Nicola Coughlan, Lydia West, Ukweli Roach, Eamon Farren, Robert Gilbert and more.

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Nicola Coughlan goes deep in a bleak millennials comedy of mental illness.

Barbara Ellen, The Observer, 31st March 2024

Big Mood review

Channel 4 has been getting some stick recently for the quality of its programming but this is an enjoyable sitcom deftly balancing laugh-out-loud moments and serious issues. Coughlan alone makes it must-see TV.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 29th March 2024

Lydia West interview

The 30-year-old It's A Sin actor plays the bestie of a woman with bipolar disorder in Channel 4's new millennial comedy. She speaks to Ellie Harrison about what the show tells us about her generation - and why it doesn't flinch from "the ugly side of mental illness".

Ellie Harrison, The Independent, 28th March 2024

Big Mood review

The laughs are scarce in Nicola Coughlan's latest comedy, but the acting is superb.

Pat Stacey, The Independent (Ireland), 28th March 2024

Big Mood review

Nicola Coughlan and Lydia West comedy is a triumph.

Abby Robinson, Radio Times, 28th March 2024

Big Mood review

Kooky bipolar comedy struggles to raise a chuckle.

Benji Wilson, The Telegraph, 28th March 2024

Big Mood review

Nicola Coughlan is at her very best in this brave bipolar comedy.

Rachael Healy, i Newspaper, 28th March 2024

Nicola Coughlan and Camilla Whitehill on Big Mood

"We have left a lot of mental illnesses out of the mental health arena."

Abby Robinson, Radio Times, 28th March 2024

Big Mood review

Nicola Coughlan excels in this bipolar comedy.

Carol Midgley, The Times, 28th March 2024

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