改編自路遙先生的經(jīng)典中篇小說(shuō)《人生》。故事以80年代改革時(shí)期陜北高原的城鄉(xiāng)生活為時(shí)空背景起點(diǎn)，講述了高加林、高雙星、劉巧珍、黃雅萍等一批青年人走出黃土高原，來(lái)到上海，在改革開(kāi)放大潮中，感情與事業(yè)上幾經(jīng)波折，幾個(gè)人不斷奮斗、拼搏， 改變?nèi)松\(yùn)的真摯故事。

　　The show follows Gemma (Aimee Lou Wood), who lives for the weekend when she can get blasted and party hard in Stockport, Manchester. But after joining the mile high club with a random hook-up on her way back from a holiday to Portugal, she's pregnant, and it couldn't come at a worse time.
　　The only person Gemma has left in her life is her dad Malcolm (David Morrissey), who is kind hearted but useless – he can't load a washing machine, boil an egg or change the Wi-Fi password. Malcolm is suffering from the collapse of his family and living in a bedsit for divorced men.
　　Which is how Gemma and her dad end up living in Gemma's flat. She needs support at a critical time in a woman's life, he needs help microwaving rice without it exploding.
　　At its heart Daddy Issues is a classic odd couple comedy about two funny, deeply flawed characters, who just happen to be father and daughter. Along the way there will be dating disasters and failed romances, toxic friendships and messy family dynamics, plus a dangerously sociopathic antenatal teacher.