Photo: BBC3 Catastrophe , the Amazon show about what happens to two near-strangers who get pregnant and have a baby together, quickly solidified its rep as the most charming show on either side of the pond. Created by and starring Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan, the series jolts along so quickly you can almost hear the whooshing sound, but its frenetic pace does have one major drawback. At only six episodes a season, it ends just as you were getting started. Fortunately, if you like Catastrophe , there's more where that came from. Before teaming up with Delaney, Horgan had her own show, Pulling (available on iTunes ), a spiritual sibling to Catastrophe , if also a harder, more mournful beast. The women-fronted BBC comedy, which aired two seasons (also six episodes apiece) and a special between 2006 and 2009, is well worth revisiting, both as a Catastrophe companion piece and on its own terms. Here's why. Pulling is Catastrophe 's spiritual prequel. Both Catastrophe and Pulling kick off with bold life decisions: Catastrophe's Sharon decides to have a child with a man she hardly knows, while Pulling ' s Donna (Horgan) calls off her wedding and the five-year relationship… Read full this story
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