A “priceless” Christmas series has dropped and it’s the “holiday content fans didn’t know they needed”.
Netflix is releasing a string of Christmas films this month but it’s an “absolutely brilliant” series that’s caught fans’ attention.
Following in the footsteps of Champagne Problems and the streamer’s currently most-watched film My Secret Santa, Man Vs Baby has now dropped on Netflix.
Starring the legendary Blackadder and Mr Bean icon Rowan Atkinson, Trevor Bingley finds himself house-sitting a posh London penthouse in the build-up to Christmas.
However, the idyllic festive break soon takes an unexpected turn as Trevor finds himself caring for a lost baby, leading to plenty of chaos.
Despite scoring just 67% on Rotten Tomatoes in comparison to its predecessor Man Vs Bee with 74%, fans cannot get enough of Atkinson’s lovable but clumsy Trevor.
Man Vs Baby premiered on Thursday, December 11, on Netflix. (Image: NETFLIX)
In fact, Man Vs Baby has already soared to Netflix’s number one most-watched spot, having just come out yesterday, Thursday, December 11.
Taking to X, formerly Twitter to share their thoughts on the”hilarious” mini-series, a fan wrote: “Man Vs Baby should have been a whole 10 episodes but the 4 episodes were priceless. Rowan Atkinson still got it.”
A second commented: “Rowan Atkinson trying to handle a baby after Man Vs. Bee is the holiday content I didn’t know I needed!
“The sheer, escalating panic in #ManVsBaby is a masterpiece of physical comedy. Perfect for a laugh this weekend.”
Actor Rowan Atkinson at a London screening of Netflix’s Man Vs Baby. (Image: GETTY)
A third wrote: “Don’t miss #ManVsBaby on #Netflix. A four-episode gem,” while another agreed: “A funny Christmas show to watch with the family, my boys loved it.”
A fellow viewer described it as “old school comedy” bringing the “Christmas spirit” but not everyone was relaxed enough to watch the “absolutely brilliant” new release.
“Two episodes in and #ManVsBaby might be the most stressful thing I’ve ever watched,” someone claimed.
Echoing this thought, a fan posted: I almost threw the remote at the TV…Mr Bean stresses me out yoh!”
Man Vs Baby is now streaming on Netflix.
