A one-hour special, it shows a series of sketches depicting life from cradle to grave, featuring guest appearances and songs.
Initially, he said he planned "a more sprawling sketch show and then we figured that an hour is a testing amount of time for something that isn't narrative."
[6] Isobel Lewis in The Independent said the comedy was "decidedly British but with a Netflix sheen...silly, but lacking the sharpness of Stath or his live sketch characters.
"[7] Chris Bennion in The Daily Telegraph called it "a wild, ribald sketch comedy special that... shows, in flashes, its creator's sublime genius, offering moments of sheer joy, punctuated by longer, more baffling sections that ultimately disappoint.
[10] In March 2024, Demitriou was nominated in the Male performance in a comedy programme category at the 2024 British Academy Television Awards.