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Netflix users are being urged to check out a must-watch show that’s just dropped on the streaming platform.

The eight-episode series follows “three lifelong pals [who] embark on a chaotic quest to solve the mystery of their old friend’s suspicious death and keep their own dark secret under wraps.”

Created by Lisa McGee and starring Roísín Gallagher Sinéad Keenan, and Caoilfhionn Dunne, the show has drawn comparisons to Derry Girls for its humorous moments.

Reviewing the series, Eccy said it’s a must-watch but noted the first episode is a slow burn.

Commenting on his video, one user said: “I’m watching it right now and I’m obsessed.”

Another added: “I’ve just finished it all and thought it was brilliant, great links to many Irish programs.”

A third wrote: “Loved Derry Girls so I will watch this over the weekend.”

One more user said: “It’s brilliant. Me and my wife just finished it.”

The show has a 7.4-star rating on IMDb, with one reviewer writing: “In a world of serial killer documentaries or shows about male-on-female violence, it’s nice to watch funny women being let loose.

“The balance of laugh-out-loud moments with genuine pathos is not an easy thing to land and Lisa McGee has done it beautifully. A ray of sunshine on these dull winter days.”

Another said: “Was so excited to see this and it has not disappointed. Funny, dark Northern Irish humour, great cast, beautiful Northern Irish locations and an intriguing storyline.

“Loved every episode! It comes from the same writer and creator of Derry Girls and I love that the same talent shines through with this. Hope there is more to come.”

A final reviewer added: “Clever, fun, suspenseful, creative. Derry Girls was a blast so I’m impressed that the creator had a very different series up her sleeve.

“I don’t understand the snotty negative reviews on here. I guess everyone’s a critic.

“But not everyone can come up with an original idea and create a brilliant story out of it. And cast it, write it, and score it. Very entertaining. Highly recommend.”