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A review of the first episode by website " Digital Spy " found the show " utterly uninspired and stale ", " shambolically written ", " patronising ", and " amateurish ".
The 1991 contest is notorious for RAI's chaotic organisation, both before and during the contest, which prompted a storm of criticism from other participating broadcasters and led to the Rome contest being considered the most amateurish and shambolically organised in Eurovision history.
A few days before the scheme came into operation, he wrote in a BBC report that it had been " shambolically organised ", that the public transport network had insufficient spare capacity to cater for travellers deterred from using their cars in the area by the charge.
Donald Clarke of " The Irish Times " called the film " overstretched, underwritten, sluggishly paced and unsettled by the discombobulating move from studio to location " and concluded, " the gags are clunky, the dialogue is leaden and the story is threadbare . " Another 1-star review came from " Empire ", who remarked : " almost avant-garde in its commitment to unfunny, it's shambolically performed by the majority of its cast, and shot and edited in a fashion so slapdash it seems like a movie made almost entirely by competition winners . " Stephen Kelly of " Total Film " also gave the film 1 star out of 5 and said that it will " leave even the most fervent of fans disappointed by its abattoir of wit " because " while the TV show possesses a warm, ramshackle appeal, this story of granny Agnes Brown trying to save a Dublin market from d'foreigners ( boo ! ) is not only out of its comfort zone, but full of cold, mean-spirited gags about the blind, an Indian man everyone thinks is Jamaican ( um, LOL ? ) and [ a ] Chinese caricature so dazzlingly racist it beggars belief ."

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