Moz is a small-time hash dealer who lives in a run-down flat with his long-term girlfriend Nicki. Moz is a low achiever, and quite happy with it, but Nicki has aspirations for a better life...

The series takes place almost entirely in Moz's flat with his chosen 'profession' serving as the backdrop for a very colourful array of customers and misfits who pass through his life on a daily basis.

Our Review: Not everyone is a fan, but we love this dark, down-beat and subtle sitcom. It's definitely one of the best things BBC Three has made.

The unsavory world of drug dealing doesn't sound like a barrel of laughs, but the performances by Johnny Vegas and the rest of the cast make this a very watchable show. Graham Duff has a real talent for dreaming up interesting characters and dark situations.

In case you haven't worked it out yet, Ideal is not a family sitcom. It features stuff like murder, rent boys and necrophilia... and that's all in just one episode!

Be warned: if you do give this comedy a chance, the soap-like plotlines are likely to quickly hook you in.

The big question is whether BBC3 controller Danny Cohen will give the production the go-ahead for a fifth series. Current rumours are that sadly this sitcom might not be re-ordered, which is perhaps why the last episode wrapped up many of the on-going storylines.