Title: My Hero, My Hero
Product review: Constantly funny and, while still being based on traditional UK humour, has a delightful 'Irish-ness' to it. Bizarre in some ways but rarely risque, crude or embarrassing. A little off the mainstream of humour but it still has strong narratives (although some are quite improbable) - suspend your sense of disbelief and enjoy the 'straight' (and gorgeous) nurse/wife and Ardel Hanlon's plight of trying to satisfy two unsatiable demands on his talents and time. Has some marvellous cameo roles in, Mrs Craven; the nurse/wife's parents; and neighbour Tyler (the reformed jukie who travels, in his mind mostly, through the universe!) Very different but completely absorbing!
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