Netflix's Hidden Gem: 'Year Of The Rabbit' Soars to 94% on Rotten Tomatoes!
SPOILER ALERT: The Scandalous Victorian Whodunit That's Got Everyone Talking!
Get ready for a scandal that will leave you on the edge of your seat and begging for more! "Year Of The Rabbit," the wildly underappreciated British sitcom, has finally gained the recognition it so rightly deserves. And trust us, this show is not just any ordinary comedy - it's a masterpiece!
For those who may have missed it, "Year Of The Rabbit" first premiered on Channel 4 back in 2019, but it's only recently that fans and critics alike have been raving about its genius. Now streaming on Netflix, this six-part series has collected a string of glowing reviews from the most discerning audiences.
So, what's all the fuss about? Set in the opulent world of Victorian London, "Year Of The Rabbit" follows the hilarious misadventures of Detective Inspector Eli Rabbit (played by the incomparable Matt Berry) as he solves crimes across the city with his trusted associates. But don't be fooled - this show is not just a laugh-a-minute comedy. Oh no! Our hero also manages to rack up an impressive collection of enemies, adding a delicious layer of tension and intrigue to each episode.
The brainchild of Kevin Cecil and Andy Riley, "Year Of The Rabbit" boasts an all-star cast, including Matt Berry (yes, that Matt Berry!), Alun Armstrong, and Freddie Fox. And the results are nothing short of magical! With a staggering 94% score on Rotten Tomatoes, it's no wonder fans are begging for more.
But don't just take our word for it - here's what some of the show's most ardent fans have to say:
"I'm not even kidding when I say this is one of the best British sitcoms in years," gushed one enthusiastic viewer. "The language? Obscene! The characters? Fantastic! And John Merrick for one, deserves a spin-off all to himself!"
Another fan echoed similar sentiments: "This show is an absolute masterpiece - one of the best period comedies I've ever seen. Please, Channel 4, get your act together and renew it already! We need more non-vampire Matt Berry in our lives."
And on Google reviews, the praise just keeps coming: "Matt Berry has done it again - genius! This show is a dark comedy with some of the best twists I've ever seen. It's like a cross between Stephen Toast and Sherlock Holmes. Brilliant choice of co-stars too!"
But what about that second season we were all eagerly awaiting? Unfortunately, due to the pandemic and budget cuts, production was cancelled. But we can't help but hold out hope that someone will pick up where Channel 4 left off.
In the meantime, you can still catch up on the first (and only) season of "Year Of The Rabbit" on Netflix now. So what are you waiting for? Get ready to join the ranks of fans who've fallen head over heels in love with this scandalous Victorian whodunit!
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