Raunchy, disgusting, quirky and quixotic all at the same time, it may have been marketed on its sex appeal but the real joy of this show was in its dark, twisted gallows humour that ran through the core of the narrative.
Sleazy and gloriously freaky, it was essentially a loose collection of tongue-in-cheek nonsense infused with an epic, almost operatic melancholy: a treatise on fatalism, existentialism and the cruelty of an uncaring universe...
