Katherine Ryan has written her own Netflix series and it's finally here.
The Canadian comedian is probably best best known for appearing on panel shows such as 9 out of 10 Cats, Mock the Week and Would I Lie to You?
But her latest project, The Duchess, landed on Netflix this morning (Friday) and stars Ryan herself.
The series is a semi-biographical comedy based on her life in London.
It follows Katherine, a single mum juggling her career, her daughter Olive with ex-partner - former boyband member Shep - and a relationship with her new boyfriend.
The new show, which has drawn comparisons with Catastrophe and Fleabag, also stars Maya Jama, and plenty of up-and-coming actors and comedians including Peaky Blinders' Rory Keenan.
Ryan recently said the lead character in the six-part series is "more like my stage persona" than a completely faithful replication of herself.
And despite it only being live for a few hours, people are already getting stuck in.
One fan said on Twitter: "Already obsessed with #theduchess after two episodes."
"Only 3 minutes into #TheDuchess and already I know I'm gonna love it, I want that jumper," another commented.
A third added: "#TheDuchess is now on Netflix and after 10 minutes, I can already tell it's gonna be one of my favorite new shows."
As for other reviews, it's been a bit of a mix.
The Telegraph has given the series two out of five stars, while the Metro gave it three and a half stars, describing it as being an "acquired taste".
But what do you think?
