Woman of the moment Phoebe Waller-Bridge got her big break in this self-penned comedy, which takes a refreshingly real look at life as a single woman in London. It was described perfectly by "The Guardian" as "a hilarious sitcom about terrible people and broken lives". Our heroine isn't just dealing with money issues, romantic issues, and family issues, but grief, too. The second series was an even bigger hit than the first, thanks in no small part to Andrew Scott's famous "hot priest." We will never again be able to hear the word "kneel" in the same way again.