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My Mad Fat Diary
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My Mad Fat Diary is a British television series that debuted on E4 on 14 January 2013. It is based on "My Fat, Mad Teenage Diary" written by Rae Earl, and follows the story of 16 year old Rae, who has just been discharged from a psychiatric hospital and is adjusting to everyday life.
Series 1
It's a Wonderful Rae Part 2 [1.06]
Rae: I've been to a place this dark once before. Nearly made the biggest mistake. But what was the mistake? Ever cutting myself in the first place, or not cutting deep enough?
Rae: No, this isn't how it's meant to be.
Tix: What, did you think you could just slip out of the world with nothing happening because of it? Do you think anyone can do that?
Rae: I nearly did something stupid.
Kester: How stupid are we talking?
Rae: The stupidest.
Kester: What made you want to do something like that?
Rae: I just can't see a way out. I can't see any way out.
Kester: Of what?
Rae: Being me.
Kester: So why don't you tell me how you're feeling.
Rae: Same old. I just wish I could make Tix better.
Kester: Well, it's a really good sign that she made it through the night.
Rae: So I don't get where I am. I tried to so something stupid. So, do you think I need to come back into hospital?
Kester: No.
Rae: So you do think I'm better?
Kester: No.
Rae: So, what?
Kester: I think you're ready to start therapy.
Cast and characters
Main cast
Sharon Rooney - Rachel 'Rae' Earl
Ian Hart - Kester
Claire Rushbrook - Rae's mum
Jodie Comer - Chloe
Nico Mirallegro - Finn
Dan Cohen - Archie
Jordan Murphy - Chop
Ciara Baxendale - Izzy
Recurring cast
Bamshad Abedi-Amin - Karim
Sophie Wright - Tix
Shazad Latif - Dr. Nick Kassar
Darren Evans - Danny Two Hats
Eliot Otis Brown Walters - Big G
External links
My Mad Fat Diary at Channel 4
My Mad Fat Diary at IMDB
Category:Dramedies
Category:Teen dramas
Category:Cancelled shows
Category:UK TV shows