I’m not gonna make this all about Jodie because Stephen & the rest of the cast and creators have done as much of a remarkable effort to tell this story in the most genuine way but she is just so captivating. Her talent is beyond extraordinary. And I can’t wait for an entire movie with her speaking her full on Scouse accent. Not being from the UK I will have to consider subtitles 😂 anyway, so excited for this important project.

An incredibly gut wrenching drama acted so close to the bone. If you watch it/have watched; please consider the lasting effects on care home workers. Pay/treatment etc. I love channel 4 for these opportunities

Thank you so much. I wish I had the platform to thank you in person and tell you how projects like this impact our sector. Changing peoples perceptions of a “low skilled low paid” workforce and seeing that we are equally as important as our NHS system partners. I can not wait to watch this and I hope a brave producer continue this effort with another project / series highlighting social care in the UK! A massive thank you again. Regards Olivea Allegrini-Jones, Adult social care workforce lead.

I thank channel 4 for this drama documentary. Its been a voice for all the carers who have been ignored by those in power through this pandemic 😢

Do not have the words after the 97 minutes of this thought-provoking drama.

Living in the US, I'm going to have to find some way to watch this. I'm hoping it's released to BBC America sometime soon after it airs. I'm a big fan of both Jodie Comer and Stephen Graham. Having recently found out Stephen introduced Jodie to his agent Jane Epstein, now also her agent, it gave me a little more respect for a man I'd already held in high regard. Stephen has said Jodie's talent alone would have carried her, and I agree. However I believe that introduction to a great agent helped expedite the process. I've not seen the one episode of Good Cop where Stephen and Jodie first met, so I'm very much looking forward to seeing them act together in what promises to be a great story.

@Slinkymadinky1

2 жыл бұрын

My favourite actor is Stephen Graham. He slays any production he’s on. I didn’t know he introduced Jodie Comer to his agent. What a big hearted guy. Unfortunately I don’t think it will be on bbc America as it’s on channel 4. Channel 4 is very hard to view from another country.

@martensjd

2 жыл бұрын

For the episode of Good Cop, there are a couple scenes here on KZread. It looks to be well done.

@SweetMintPie555

2 жыл бұрын

it’s a channel 4 production so not sure it’ll be aired on BBC america?

@fragilefred3383

2 жыл бұрын

In You Tube try Jodie Comer Help Drama. that is bringing up the whole programme here in UK. Should point out that it is a very British drama and the accents are very thick. I had to consentrate and my family are originally from Liverpool. Having said all that Jodie Comer is a genius and she will have you crying your eyes out. Hope you find it.

Bloody immense piece of film. I’d go as far to say this is the best British production that’s ever been made. Absolutely Fantastic actors, incredibly powerful imperative story and set in my city. Award winning guaranteed. UTFT Jodie !

So weird and cool to hear Jodie in her natural Liverpool accent!

I knew this would be good. I don't watch TV at all these days - like sitting down at a set time and 'tuning in' to a program ... only the football really. But, I made a "special occasion" for this one ... I was transfixed - my blabbermouth flatmate came in halfway through and started talking .. "SHUSSSHHHH!! - this is brilliant!" He sat down next to me for the next hour ... At the end: "that was brilliant", he said And so it was.

Absolutely superb drama - BAFTAS all round next year methinks. Thanks to Channel 4 for showing us what it was like last year in care homes.

This was an incredible piece of filmmaking. It was wonderful and harrowing - it was so engaging but felt personal and something that needed to be said, despite still being in the pandemic. All the cast were incredible - the depictions of mental health illness were all too real (my grandfather was in a social care home and died before the pandemic). Stephen Graham for me, is the best actor of his generation and only goes for stories and scripts that mean something. He could easily go for the blockbuster - but his work, especially recently is engaging and he’s really building a body of work. Jodie is also proving to be a versatile actress and I am really looking forward to see where her career goes - especially with The Last Duel by Ridley Scott. The best but was the most harrowing part which looked to be filmed in one shot - very tense, very real and really brought into,the world of carewroking during the pandemic. My hat always goes,off to care working - but this filled me with such respect. My only criticism of the film was the end - it felt like the another statement had to made when the statement was made before during the night shift. It felt a little unrealistic but I get that it was trying to depict the mental health of both worker and patient. Otherwise - incredible.

I don't 'do' dramas, as usually they are shit and so unrealistic. But after I saw it was Stephen Graham and Jodie Comer, I just had to watch Help. It was true to life, harrowing, disturbing, and I can't get it out of my mind. Care workers are treated like shit in the UK whilst on minimum wage.

My intelligent, well-read father got Alzheimer's around 75 and he became a shell of his former self. I would love to see this but it looks like it's nowhere to be seen here in the US. And I've seen Jodie Comer in some of her movies and series and she is a remarkable actor. Her range is incredible. However, the entire cast is excellent. Please find a way to show this important film in the US. How about PBS or? Thank you all who were involved in making this film. It wrenched my heart.

Loved this! Special caring people bringing the truth about this aspect of life today. I can’t wait to see it.

@jennifervictore5471

2 жыл бұрын

Plz watch Max Igans hard hitting interview with funeral director John O'Looney from Milton Keynes. Its on Odysee.

This made for heart breaking, hard hitting, harrowing , but honest viewing last night. Brilliantly and sympathetically performed by the brilliant Graham and Comer. Well done on bringing this desperate time in social history to our TV screens. I sincerely hope that all involved win many awards for this one off drama.

Congratulations for creating this show and hope it does have a huge impacts in the audience. How can we watch from outside Britain?

@arsenalfansince1994

2 жыл бұрын

a vpn should be able to help u access it

Looks like an incredible piece of work. I set it to record, then set the repeat to record as well, just in case.

A fascinating, captivating story- and an insightful and genuine interview with some really well poised questions. Loved it and loved the film too!

Looking forward to see this another masterpiece!

Can't wait to see this! The pandemic is still bad here in my country. Hope this can give people worldwide a better sense about the freaking pandemic.

Ah we love u Jodie!!

Any hope at all of this ever being available in the USA?

Is this drama available for streaming / rental in North America or do we need to resort to torrents or VPN? The drama is too timely and should be seen by as many as possible.

It was truly moving but such an indictment of Tory policy that has and continues to be a disaster, but this was harrowing and truly astonishing acting

Looking forward to seeing this. You sound East Mids?

Jodie Hi !!

I'm a little worried about the monstera.

Everyone talking about this program, yet ignored Ken loaches program on care assistant, then got thrown out of the Labour Party smh

Boss

Insensitive to make such a program at this time