Amandaland season 2 review – Lucy Punch’s social-climbing mum is as insufferable and hilarious as ever
Get the latest entertainment news, reviews and star-studded interviews with our Independent Culture email Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter The real housewife of SoHa is back. After proving that she could stand on her own two Kurt Geiger-clad feet as the centre of a Motherland spin-off, Lucy Punch’s immaculately coiffed, endearingly self-centered mum-slash-influencer Amanda has returned for a well-deserved second season. Still reeling at the perceived step down of shifting from Chiswick to South Harlesden, our heroine has money on her mind. And so, with typical delusions of grandeur, the opening scenes see Amanda stride into a high street bank and regale a baffled adviser with a pitch better suited to an episode of Dragon’s Den. She’s seeking investment in Senuous, her perma-floundering social media brand pitched at “the aspirational end of the lifestyle content space”. Ideally, she wants the bank (or her Hong Kong-based investor, as she will later spin it to her long-suffering best pal Anne, played by …





