2015. Many have seen "Superstore" as the American equivalent of "Trollied". Reception Critical reception Following the debut of Trollied, Ian Richardson, manager of the Morrisons supermarket in Thornbury, Bradford, wrote an article in The Guardian newspaper, saying the show was the topic of the discussion in the staff canteen and that he felt the attention to detail on the set was excellent, making a realistic setting. In Mr Richardson's article he commented that the show portrayed many similarities with his supermarket, but he could not relate to the use of bad language on the shop floor or poor customer service levels. He felt that it was a shame there was not more customer interaction. Reviews for the series were mixed. In a review for The Guardian, Zoe Williams commented that the series is "A puerile, lazy comedy". On reviewing the first episode, Alice-Azania Jarvis of The Independent said that "In all, it wasn't bad. There was no reason to switch over. No reason to tune out. It was lightly amusing, which is enough for what it was. But it's not going to be something to go out of your way for. It's not appointment TV." Keith Watson of the Metro stated that "Trollied is worth watching but it's the minor characters that make you laugh". Ratings DVD releases As of 2022, the final Christmas special has not yet been released on DVD, nor has a complete series collection been announced. References External links 2011 British television series debuts 2018 British television series endings 2010s British sitcoms English-language television shows Sky sitcoms Television series set in shops Television shows set in Cheshire 2010s British workplace comedy television series