BBC's "Everything I Know About Love" celebrates female friendships

The BBC series "Everything I Know About Love," based on Dolly Alderton's memoir, has gained popularity for its relatable portrayal of female friendships and romance in London. The show, set during the 2012 Olympics, follows four friends navigating their twenties. The seven-episode series has received high praise for its humor and emotional depth, appealing to fans of previous shows like "Derry Girls" and "Sex and the City." Critics note its nostalgic British charm and engaging storytelling. While many viewers celebrate its relatable themes, some critics have pointed out issues with pacing and clichés. The show has not yet announced a second season, leaving fans eager for more.