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Knees-up! Mrs Brown confounds critics with a Bafta nomination
AT LAST, long-suffering Irish mammies everywhere have a reason to smile.
Brendan O’Carroll’s Mrs Brown’s Boys has been nominated for a coveted Bafta nomination, beating off competition from the likes of Inbetweeners, Friday Night Dinner and Him & Her, the Guardian reports.
The show is a joint collaboration between the BBC and RTE, and regularly attracts millions of viewers in Britain – despite being slammed by the critics.
The Guardian called it “predictable, vulgar” but admitted to having a sneaky laugh or two, while Metro newspaper described it as “truly terrifying”.
But bad reviews have never bothered Brendan O’Carroll, who says:
O’Carroll told the Irish Times he was “gobsmacked”.
Are you a fan? Have your say in our poll – or to check out this clip to see what all the fuss is about.
So what do you think – do you agree with the critics, or the Bafta judges? Is the nomination deserved?
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