In one of the season's more surreal moments, Rosie accidentally takes meth and ends up "befriending trees" and kids on bikes.

Rosie quickly realizes that professional help isn't quite her style and makes a break for the countryside.

Created by Susan Nickson and starring the powerhouse Sheridan Smith, the first season of Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything is a dark, chaotic dive into the world of multi-addiction. The Premise: The Wedding From Hell

The series kicks off with a bang—or rather, a thud—at Rosie’s brother Joey’s wedding. After a "best man" speech fueled by enough substances to power a small jet, Rosie wakes up in a hospital bed with a revelation: she is addicted to everything. We're not just talking booze and cigarettes; we're talking Adderall, Xanax, caffeine, and even Terry’s Chocolate Oranges.

Rosie's father, who is struggling with his own terminal heart disease. He’s a "bad influence" who uses fun as a coping mechanism for past trauma.

Despite her "best" efforts (including a counterfeit urine sample), Rosie's attempts to game the system consistently fall flat. Is it Worth the Watch?

Can You Really Quit Everything at Once? A Look at Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything (Season 1)