On Valentine's Day, Alan finds himself in financial difficulty after the decision about his second series.
This is a funny episode with the usual hilarious banter and is a desperate chapter in both his professional and personal lives. He is in a difficult position with a responsibility towards a certain group of people and we seen him handle it in the worst possible way.
All of the above unfolds in a series of excruciating encounters with the hotel staff, his employees and culminates in the type of romantic evening that only Alan could have. My favourite part is when the lights go out.
I love the dialogue, which as always contains Alan's signature tactless, socially inept comments on everyone and everything.
Steve Coogan is brilliant as always and given great support by the cast.
For me it is 8.5/10 but I like to round upwards.
This is a funny episode with the usual hilarious banter and is a desperate chapter in both his professional and personal lives. He is in a difficult position with a responsibility towards a certain group of people and we seen him handle it in the worst possible way.
All of the above unfolds in a series of excruciating encounters with the hotel staff, his employees and culminates in the type of romantic evening that only Alan could have. My favourite part is when the lights go out.
I love the dialogue, which as always contains Alan's signature tactless, socially inept comments on everyone and everything.
Steve Coogan is brilliant as always and given great support by the cast.
For me it is 8.5/10 but I like to round upwards.