In the old-fashioned British style, the series makes a point of being set in a very unglamorous world. Stath is so intensely well-meaning while being awful at his job that you get used to his obnoxious behaviour and tolerate it while seeing the humour in the contrast between him and his colleagues who are, really, just a shade shy of his weirdness. These are people who are lovable in a strange way. There is a plainness to it all which is admirable.

What unfolds is a series of squirm-inducing encounters with others. Stath’s sister, Sophie (Natasia Demetriou, real sister to the star and creator), is equally delusional and convinced she’s on her way to being a successful singer/dancer. The 21 best TV series to stream so far in 2021 A good deal of the deeply neurotic comedy arises from customers standing in embarrassed silence while he soldiers on, talking nonsense. Stath is hopeless at the job, spouting gibberish to customers and making all manner of wild claims for the properties he’s assigned to rent. A chap named Stath (Jamie Demetriou from Fleabag) is a needy, embarrassingly confused young man who works for his dad’s firm, renting apartments in London.

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