Absolutely loved this series; recommended for those dry sense of humour, it contains silliness, embarrassing antics and a bit of romance thrown in for good measure.Could identify with the main character and each episode had a moral story to it. Having said that you didn't need to follow a story line to enjoy it. I couldn't wait to see the next one. Gutted that it hasn't been offered a second series as I could tell that there was much more to come. Gutted that isn't available on UK TV, this is absolutely brilliant.Stephen Merchant is a very under rated comedy genius.

I see everyone loves it but I found it hard to watch--the characters are such over the top misfits it was excruciating to see them continuing time after time behavior that smacks them in the face.The acting was solid, the directing excellent, the concept interesting but, I dunno why but I was cringing too much to continue watching. Am I nuts?The thought of it going on week after week appalls me. Maybe it's partly realizing how sadistic we've become as audience?I'm finding it very hard to write 10 lines of text.One more line should do it.

Hello ladies is exceptionally funny, with perfect comedic precision. The storyline is cute because you can relate with it being set in America it has the best of both humours. English humour American produced, the series has some outstanding jokes. Stephen Merchant is underrated and is extremely talented, its worth a watch to be able to appreciate it fully. Stuart lives for one thing, happiness and all he seems to get is rejection, no matter what he does. As well as having a hot house mate living in his fancy outhouse, he is no closer to finding love. Very cleverly made and exceptionally funny. Its a must watch and everything about it will have you wanting to be friends with Stuart.

As a disclaimer, I must first say that I have pretty much hated Gervais and Merchant after the cringingly mean-spirited "awkwardness" of the British version of The Office and this is just more of the same: 1. Potentially likable protagonist with some stingy or narcissistic tendencies gets into awkward situation due to these tendencies.2. Everyone around is either offended or overreacts in an implausible way.3. Protagonist tries to awkwardly talk his way out of it, inevitably making things worse.4. Protagonist and one or more closer friends convince themselves that everything will be all right but never address their root problems of selfishness and narcissism.