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IF YOU FOLLOW Amy Huberman on Twitter, you’ll know that last night was a big moment for her.
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In recent days, the actress has shown a certain vulnerability when it came to the launch of her televisions series, Finding Joy, telling social media users: “It feels very exciting and scary as this is my own baby that I wrote.”
And at 9.35 last night, Amy was – in her own words – ‘scheduled to give birth to that baby.’
#FindingJoy starts tonight & it feels v exciting & scary as this is my own baby that I wrote. And now I’m scheduled to give birth to that baby on @rteone 9.35 if could tune in your eyeballs and tell your friends, family, fourth cousins & all randomers I’d be fierce grateful xx pic.twitter.com/gMmKF2hyoa
Yep, after much publicity, Finding Joy finally found its way on to our television screens.
But how did audiences take to the comedy, which follows Joy; a woman, who is working as a copy editor and navigating life in Dublin while still fresh from a break-up?
Well, the official reviews are in, and they’re mostly positive.
But let’s be honest, it’s the Twitter talk we’re really here for, and it’s a bit of a mixed bag, to be fair.
Too low brow for my liking. Love Amy as a person but it was forced, average and the gags gave me less than a giggle. Fart jokes in a lift? Yeah. Okayyyyy. #FindingJoy
Liking #findingjoy it is like Bridget Jones Diary knowing that Bridget married Brian O’Driscoll so all will be well in the end any way. Brain bubblegum stuff. And that’s ok :)
Just watched #FindingJoy with a perma grin on my face. @amyhuberman is pure talent and also, how brilliant to see this women centered story on Irish TV. I’m all in.
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Finding Joy finally landed, but how did the nation take to Amy Huberman's latest role?
IF YOU FOLLOW Amy Huberman on Twitter, you’ll know that last night was a big moment for her.
In recent days, the actress has shown a certain vulnerability when it came to the launch of her televisions series, Finding Joy, telling social media users: “It feels very exciting and scary as this is my own baby that I wrote.”
And at 9.35 last night, Amy was – in her own words – ‘scheduled to give birth to that baby.’
Yep, after much publicity, Finding Joy finally found its way on to our television screens.
But how did audiences take to the comedy, which follows Joy; a woman, who is working as a copy editor and navigating life in Dublin while still fresh from a break-up?
Well, the official reviews are in, and they’re mostly positive.
But let’s be honest, it’s the Twitter talk we’re really here for, and it’s a bit of a mixed bag, to be fair.
Finding Joy is a six-part series which will be airing on RTÉ One on Wednesdays.
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