Nicola Walker shines in Hulu’s Sharp British Comedy ‘Alice and Steve’ Review

In the British series “Alice and Steve,” things take a turn for the complicated when a 50something woman discovers that her best friend (and ex-boyfriend) is now dating her 26-year-old daughter. It’s a situation that would make anyone feel awkward, but for Alice, it’s a recipe for a fiery feud.

As Alice dives headfirst into retaliatory antics against Steve, the drama unfolds in unexpected and sometimes cringe-worthy ways. While we might expect some of the chaos that ensues, what stands out in Hulu’s “Alice and Steve” is the raw emotion that underpins it all. Nicola Walker’s powerhouse performance as Alice captures the heartache and vulnerability that linger long after the dust settles on their explosive conflict.

In “Alice and Steve,” the line between love and war blurs, leaving viewers to ponder just how far one would go to protect their loved ones and themselves. Walker and Jemaine Clement deliver sharp, funny, and surprisingly poignant performances that make this comedy a must-watch for fans of fresh and compelling storytelling. Explore the complexities of friendship, love, and family dynamics in this sharply funny and unexpectedly touching series on Hulu.