''Hotel of Mum and Dad'' is a British

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series that was first broadcast on

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starting on 3 October 2013. The series shows young couples who live at one of their parents' homes moving out together for the first time. The

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announced the commissioning of a second series on 13 February 2014, and commenced airing it on 29 September 2014.

Production

The

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s are Kat Lennox and Hannah Wyatt and the series producer is Sarah Ladbury. The production company is Mentorn Media and the distributor is Passion Distribution. The first series featured couples in several towns in the United Kingdom, including Stevenage and Swansea. The second series featured six one-hour-length episodes, set in the United Kingdom. These episodes aired on both BBC Three and BBC Three HD television channels. Lennox remained as executive producer, whilst Tom Jackson directed, and Grimshaw continued his role as narrator.

Reception

John Crace of ''

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'' said the series was "missing the important questions". ''

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'' Gabriel Tate gave it two stars out of five and called the format "stifling".

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