Cold Feet Reviews

This show is amazing. I remember watching it in the late 1990's and had forgot about until it went onto the ITV iplayer recently and i watched the first series free online. (you should too, remember its free!) Its about thirty something couples and they are so relatable its briliant. It feels like an honest reality of ...  Read the complete review

It is hard to decide whether Cold Feet tries to be Friends and fails or whether it just is not supposed to be like Friends at all. Sure it has 6 main characters 3 male 3 female one of whom actually was in Friends those with a conspicuous lack of success. Their ages are similar but we have left the Big Apple and moved to Manchester. However whereas ...  Read the complete review

Ive only seen 5 or 6 shows and now its finished - Advantages: Excellent characters, Familiar situations, Fresh - Disadvantages: I missed most of it

Yes I think we all need to get our socks back on as my favourite, well one of many of my favourite programmes is returning to the small screen this coming weekend. Yes it's cold feet, and this is meant to be the last ever series, but I do hope they get an offer they cant refuse as I really want this programme to carry on as it brings ...  Read the complete review

A few years ago there was a marvellous American TV series called ThirtySomething. Cold Feet is built around the same scenario as that programme, which is where three couples are each leading their own lives, but the couples are linked from the past for different reasons, and now their lives are inter-twinned with their present life styles. ...  Read the complete review

"Cold feet" is the best dram/comedy on the box. Watching the trials and tribulations of these couples is very true to life which makes the programme so watchable. The real-life issues dealt with on this programme is injected with a touch of humour which leaves me glued to every episode! All the characters are like characitures of real ...  Read the complete review

I never used to like Cold Feet, until one Sunday night I decided to watch it just for somthing to do. Within minutes it had me laughing, this was a regular thing as the programme is funny and ye it illustrates the issuse the facing a couple like Adam and Rachel, that cannot have kids, even though they have been trying everything to finally ...  Read the complete review

Cold feet is a romantic comedy involving three couples, one married, one seperated & one unmarried. Currently showing on Sunday nights at 9pm on ITV. The show follows the lives & loves of the three couples. The current storyline involves the unmarried couples attempts to have a baby which seem doomed to failure. Last nights ...  Read the complete review

I see so many comments comparing the excellent Cold Feet with the excellent Friends. However, there the similarity ends - unless of course you take into account that there are six key characters in each show, and that Rachel in Cold Feet (Helen Baxendale) has also appeared in Friends as a love rival TO Rachel. But I digress - there is no ...  Read the complete review

Cold Feet concentrates on the lives on six core characters, split into three couples. The programme follows the lives of these six and shows the trials and tribulations that they endure for succcess, happiness and wealth. The programme has an extremely funny british slant with it, and you just can't help but laughing and smiling ...  Read the complete review

This could be about any one of us it's so realistic. We've got friends just like these and the situations are so believable unlike a lot of shows with a similar theme. I can't stand the American equivilant 'Friends' the characters are all hyperactive and over acted. The canned laughter is a real turn off, and just ...  Read the complete review

This comedy/drama is about the closest we’re ever going to get to a British ‘Friends’. Coincidently, Helen Baxendale, who plays Rachel, also played Ross’s girlfriend, Emily in the American sitcom. The programme is set in Manchester and is centred around 3 thirty-something couples. Like ...  Read the complete review

Most aspirational drama on TV leaves me cold, with many offerings using the ‘Slice o’ life’ format opting for depressing or downright improbable plot devices. It all looks so good on the trailer, but the reality of several hours exposure to child prostitution, ‘bent copas’ and adulterous wives/hubbies is less than ...  Read the complete review