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Karen

The writing on this show is soooo tight and dense. It’s genius. Plus the actors’ deliveries.

Flemish Giant

This is one I always forget what it's about just from the episode title. Most of the other eps have the plot reflected quite well and wittily in the title but this one seems quite random, other than the three brothers having 'beef'. Very well spotted about George Michael's note on the fridge, I think I only made the link with J. Walter Weatherman's lessons after multiple viewings. Interesting that Nick said he already had French in primary school, I had no idea that was even possible in the UK. In (Flemish) Belgium we only start getting French right near the end of primary education and it's an official language over here!

Meredith

Ooh I never noticed that note about milk! And George's lessons is one of my favorite episodes! Good eye!

David Nichols

“Tio” means uncle so it’s a further confusion

Allison F

I’ve watched this show probably no less than 20 times and even I overlooked the note about the milk!! Goes to show that you can truly pick up on something new every time you watch hahah

Balkyne

French is actually the first language everyone had lessons for as part of their education (Most having lessons around 10/11-12/13) But some also get the chance earlier on

Balkyne

Yeah I'm sure you've realised by now that a large part of George Michael and Maebe's storyline in this is the infatuation. I think the idea is that the family is so chaotic and has so much going on with the adults, that they don't pay nearly enough attention to the kids, and somehow don't realise this is going on