I always rather enjoyed Miranda. Yes, it was full of irritating baby talk affectations and Sloaney influences, and yes it's sheer unashamed corniness often made it quite cringey but, as this reunion special, filmed at the London Palladium, proved, this was a sitcom that wore both its heart and its unapologetic old-fashionedness on its sleeve and possessed not only a deeply positive message but also an opportunity for many women to feel represented on television for a change. Because it's important to remember that, whilst we're currently living in a post-Fleabag age that enjoys several female-centred sitcoms that treat women as real human beings with strengths and flaws, Miranda truly was a pioneer out on its own back in 2009;…

Aside from Parks and Recreation, no other television show was perfect like Miranda. When I first watched Miranda, I had been depressed for a good part of my twenties and I was so anxious about everything. The character Miranda was so inspirational and funny. She gave me everything that I needed during that time. I visited Miranda's world from time to time but with more understanding because I knew a bit of Miranda Hart's persona and the hardships had been though thanks to her book "Is It Just Me?". She was like me, she was me. She struggled just like me.

This TV movie, Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration is a celebration of ten years of Miranda the television show…

Aside from Parks and Recreation, no other television show was perfect like Miranda. When I first watched Miranda, I had been depressed for a good part of my twenties and I was so anxious about everything. The character Miranda was so inspirational and funny. She gave me everything that I needed during that time. I visited Miranda's world from time to time but with more understanding because I knew a bit of Miranda Hart's persona and the hardships had been though thanks to her book "Is It Just Me?". She was like me, she was me. She struggled just like me.

This TV movie, Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration is a celebration of ten years of Miranda the television show…

I always rather enjoyed Miranda. Yes, it was full of irritating baby talk affectations and Sloaney influences, and yes it's sheer unashamed corniness often made it quite cringey but, as this reunion special, filmed at the London Palladium, proved, this was a sitcom that wore both its heart and its unapologetic old-fashionedness on its sleeve and possessed not only a deeply positive message but also an opportunity for many women to feel represented on television for a change. Because it's important to remember that, whilst we're currently living in a post-Fleabag age that enjoys several female-centred sitcoms that treat women as real human beings with strengths and flaws, Miranda truly was a pioneer out on its own back in 2009;…