The final episode of Sally4Ever doesn’t fail to disappoint, bringing a barrage of ridiculous toilet humor, wildly inappropriate doctors and none other than Sean Bean himself as we see Sally and Emma escape to Scotland for their honeymoon. While an …
After dramatic actions from Emma (Julia Davis) last week and a new engagement, Sally (Catherine Shepherd) is able this week to take a relaxing work trip. Well, relaxing…not so much. In reality, apparently, as soon as everyone gets the tiniest …
This week’s episode of Sally4Ever really starts to push the boundaries of realism and ventures into the ‘as if’ territory. If last week’s defecation scene wasn’t enough to start to put you off then this week may tip the balance. …
Things went even more extreme than I thought possible in this last episode of Sally4Ever. And I wasn’t sure that it could get more extreme. After all, the last episode I reviewed had two women scissoring for three whole scene …
The absurdity of Sally4Ever continues as Episode Three sees cracks in their relationship start to show and Emma revealing her true colors during a friends dinner party. Last week’s episode began to allude to the unraveling of Sally and Emma’s …
This episode of Sally4Ever is explosive and hilarious as we celebrate Sally’s (Catherine Shepherd) birthday and an unfortunate loss leads to one of the most graphic scenes, even by HBO standards! We see now that Sally and Emma (Julia Davis) …
The latest Sky Atlantic and HBO partnership brings a brilliantly awkward British comedy to your screens in the form of Sally4Ever, directed by and starring the enigmatic, BAFTA award-winning Julia Davis. She plays Emma, a highly promiscuous lesbian who …
