Perkins plays Sara – a veterinarian so skilled, she can spay a tortoise one-handed. She’s successful, she’s popular, but there’s just one chink in her armour – she’s too scared to tell her parents she’s gay.

On the evening of her 40th birthday, Sara’s friends Jamie (Dominic Coleman) and Justine (Nicola Walker) give her an ultimatum: either she tells her parents when they come to visit in six weeks’ time, or they will. To help Sara achieve this goal, they’ve saved up to buy a series of sessions with Toria (Scanlan), the eccentric and mildly qualified lifestyle coach/therapist, and so the countdown begins...

Sue Perkins comments: “I think once the gnawing terror, sleepless nights and relentless self-doubt has subsided, this might well be the thing that I’m most proud of. It’s been a joy to work on, and I hope that joy proves to be infectious.”
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The six part series, written by Perkins, is a co-production between RED Production Company and Square Peg TV, Perkins’ own production company with Debi Allen. The series was commissioned by Kristian Smith, Executive Editor, BBC Comedy Commissioning and is set to air in February 2013.

Mann, so was kann man sich doch hier nicht vorstellen im offiziellen ÖRF

Hab ich damals gesehen. Fand ich so mittel-lustig. Sue Perkins ist allerdings niedlich.